Journal of Baltic Studies

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Liisi Esse

From Taylor & Francis Journals
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Chris Longhurst ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 56, issue 1, 2025

Claiming Indigeneity in Europe: Livonian activism for language protection pp. 1-21

Anita Vaivade

Return, adaptation, and transnational relations among Estonian citizens returned from Finland pp. 23-42

Jussi S. Jauhiainen and Selma Smolander

Economic growth, current account dynamics, and growth regimes in the Baltic states pp. 43-62

Karsten Staehr

Disclosure of corporate social responsibility in Baltic public companies: choices of reporting and its determinants pp. 63-83

Vilija Aleknevičienė, Dalia Juočiūnienė and Danutė Zinkevičienė

Lexical richness in Lithuanian beginner learners’ spoken and written language: a focus on production pp. 85-107

Jūratė Ruzaitė and Eglė Krivickaitė-Leišienė

Four modes of transformative agency: morphogenetic portraits of teachers in Russian-medium schools in Estonia pp. 109-128

Liudmila Zaichenko

Children and their environment in Estonian working-class literature at the turn of the twentieth century pp. 129-145

Hegely Klaus

Ports for whom? Harbors in the early thirteenth-century Eastern Baltic pp. 147-164

Marika Mägi

Smuggling in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania–Kingdom of Prussia borderland at the end of the eighteenth century: the case of Palanga customs pp. 165-181

Martynas Jakulis, Andrej Ryčkov, Aivaras Poška, Alberto Giordano and Jurgita Šiaučiūnaitė-Verbickienė

Estonian ethnographers’ fieldwork in Nazi-occupied Ingria, 1942–1943 pp. 183-201

Indrek Jääts

Documenting communism: the Hoover project to microfilm and publish the Soviet archives pp. 203-205

Aigi Rahi-Tamm

German blood, Slavic soil: how Nazi Königsberg became Soviet Kaliningrad pp. 205-208

Kristo Nurmis

I try not to think of Afghanistan: Lithuanian veterans of the Soviet war pp. 208-210

Jan Claas Behrends

Vanished lands: memory and postmemory in North American Lithuanian diaspora literature pp. 210-212

Maarja Merivoo-Parro

Russia and Latvia: a case of sharp power pp. 212-214

Toms Rostoks

List of Books Received and Recent Publications pp. 215-217

The Editors

Volume 55, issue 4, 2024

Should leaders “keep the flowers blooming” or just “keep the cogwheels greased?” Estonian soldiers’ perceptions of the role of a military leader pp. 707-728

Ülle Säälik, Tiia-Triin Truusa and Artur Meerits

Everyday life in the shadow of the border: the Polish–Russian borderland since the war in Ukraine – recognizing the phenomenon pp. 729-750

Dominika Studzińska

Ethnic segregation of consumption in Estonia: mythologies and practices pp. 751-770

Anastasiya Astapova

Making sense of the COVID-19 crisis: information-seeking practices and attitudes towards information providers among Baltic audiences pp. 771-792

Jānis Juzefovičs

Digital innovation and shelter theory: exploring Estonia’s e-Residency, Data Embassy, and cross-border e-governance initiatives pp. 793-810

Alex Hardy

Wood in Lithuanian and Finnish architecture: the legacy of architectural tradition and possibilities for its contemporary use pp. 811-828

Arnoldas Gabrėnas and Almantas Samalavičius

An Atlantis discovered: Riga’s Moskovskii forshtadt in the Russophone interwar imagination pp. 829-849

Benjamin Joseph Musachio

Before Gustavus Adolphus captured Riga: Jan Siciński’s expedition to Estonia in 1618. A political and military case study pp. 851-871

Mariusz Balcerek

The first step in Estonian-US diplomatic relations: the case of Ants Piip pp. 873-889

Eero Medijainen

American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and the reconstruction of destroyed Jewish homes in Lithuania, 1921–1924 pp. 891-908

Brigita Tranavičiūtė, Vaidas Petrulis, Paulius Tautvydas Laurinaitis and Arvydas Pakštalis

Opting for the national: the failure of the Lithuanian Committee for the Universality of Rome, 1934–1939 pp. 909-926

Vytautas Petronis

War and remembrance: World War II and the Holocaust in the memory politics of post-socialist Europe pp. 927-929

Dmitrijs Andrejevs

Post-communist transformations in the Baltic countries: a restorations approach in comparative historical sociology pp. 929-931

Lars V. Johannsen

Post-Soviet women: new challenges and ways to empowerment pp. 931-934

Janet Laidla

Information wars in the Baltic states: Russia’s long shadow pp. 934-937

Helena Eglit

List of Books Received and Recent Publications pp. 939-940

The Editors

Volume 55, issue 3, 2024

Correction pp. i-i

The Editors

From the Editor pp. 477-478

Matthew Kott

Support for free trade: an experimental survey in Estonia and Latvia pp. 479-492

Ryo Nakai

Efficiency and price clustering in the Baltic stock exchanges: evidence from a micro-level analysis pp. 493-511

Júlio Lobão

How does it feel to talk about Russia? Emotions and themes in Russia-related social media posts in Lithuania pp. 513-544

Egle E. Murauskaite, Michael A. Johns, Susannah B. F. Paletz and Nick B. Pandža

Vernacular voices and contested meanings: contemporary uses of the swastika in Latvia pp. 545-566

Digne Ūdre

Links between gender role attitudes and fertility changes between 1990–2017: Lithuania from a comparative perspective pp. 567-587

Dovilė Galdauskaitė

Tales of transformation: (re)injecting Latvia’s coastlands with temporality pp. 589-609

Valdis Bērziņš

Wilsonianism and self-determination without Wilson: United States and Estonia, 1918–1922 pp. 611-630

Olavi Arens

The United States and the entry of the Baltic states into international society: insights from the case of Estonia pp. 631-649

Thomas Linsenmaier

A nearly perfect marathon: the United States and the Baltic states’ accession to NATO pp. 651-669

Kaarel Piirimäe

The covert ties that bind: US-Baltic intelligence relations pp. 671-690

Andris Banka

Lietuva Švedijos Baltijos politikoje 1917–1991 m.: nuo pripažinimo iki jo atnaujinimo pp. 691-693

Sima Rakutienė

Belarusian nation-building in times of war and revolution pp. 693-695

Per A. Rudling

Politics of uncertainty: the United States, the Baltic question, and the collapse of the Soviet Union pp. 696-697

Tomass Pildegovičs

Different shades of the past: history as an instrument of contemporary international conflicts pp. 698-700

Violeta Davoliūtė

Routledge handbook of disinformation and national security pp. 700-702

Anna-Maria Osula

List of Books Received and Recent Publications pp. 703-705

The Editors

Volume 55, issue 2, 2024

Conscription and social transformations: Estonia between security needs and social expectations pp. 251-270

Eleri Lillemäe, Kairi Kasearu and Eyal Ben-Ari

Lithuanians’ perception of terrorism: are Muslims “folk devils” for Lithuanians? pp. 271-289

Gintarė Sereikaitė Motiejūnė

The new center of Vilnius: spatial transformation and challenges of genius loci pp. 291-308

Almantas Samalavičius, Arnoldas Gabrėnas and Agnė Gabrėnienė

Cultural heritage as interpreted and practiced by young people in non-formal associations in Latvia pp. 309-326

Inta Mieriņa

Various planes of retranslation: J. D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye in Russian and Latvian pp. 327-349

Jānis Veckrācis

Boundary work in the UK: identity discourses and practices of Latvian migrants pp. 351-370

Martins Kaprans

Unbearable “eastern European mentality:” the affective contradiction in the national belonging of Estonians with a migratory experience pp. 371-396

Terje Toomistu, Aet Annist and Rein Murakas

Beyond ethnocentric identity: understanding Orthodox communalities in Estonia pp. 397-415

Irina Paert, Liina Eek and Andrei Sõtšov

“We” versus “others” in Estonian fiction: the question of national identity in the works of contemporary women writers pp. 417-434

Elena Pavlova and Maili Vilson

When “branding” meets “building:” the consequences of nation branding on identity in Kyrgyzstan and Estonia pp. 435-457

Abel Polese and Arzuu Sheranova

The shaken lands: violence and the crisis of governance in east central Europe, 1914–1923 pp. 459-461

Robert Niebuhr

Fighting hunger, dealing with shortage: everyday life under occupation in World War II Europe pp. 461-463

Olaf Mertelsmann

The road of slaughter: the Latvian 15th SS division in Pomerania, January–March 1945 pp. 463-466

Timothy Heck

Notes from the valley of slaughter: a memoir from the ghetto of Šiauliai, Lithuania pp. 466-468

Dovilė Budrytė

Dviejų pasaulių sandūroje pp. 468-471

Dainius Genys

Goodbye eastern Europe: an intimate history of a divided land pp. 471-472

Brent McKenzie

List of Books Received and Recent Publications pp. 473-476

The Editors

Volume 55, issue 1, 2024

Roadmaps to post-communist neoliberalism: the case of the Baltic states pp. 1-24

Jokubas Salyga

From “Soviet West” to “Western East:” Russia’s reimagination of Baltic “Westernness” in a post-2004 geopolitical reality pp. 25-45

Dzmitry Pravatorau

Emigration as a way out of negative experiences in the post-Soviet reality: subjective reflections on civic participation, labor experience, and emotional state pp. 47-68

Dainius Genys

The evolution of post-accession diasporas and diaspora policies after 2004: a comparative analysis of Poland and Lithuania pp. 69-90

Anzhela Popyk, Magdalena Lesińska and Karolis Dambrauskas

Factors explaining energy consumption behavioral intentions in Lithuania pp. 91-108

Vidas Vilčinskas and Agnė Budžytė

The elements of museum digitization procedure: a case study of Lithuanian museums pp. 109-129

Aya Kimura

Professionalization of the land courts (iudex terrestris) in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (1565–1764) pp. 131-153

Karol Łopatecki

“300,000 Thrifty Letts in U.S.:” speculation and exaggeration in reports about early Latvian immigrants in America pp. 155-172

Andris Straumanis

Towards stronger national unity: statist ideas in Estonian nationalism during the “Era of Silence” (1934–1940) pp. 173-195

Liisi Veski

Revisionist national narratives in the memoirs of Estonian and Latvian Waffen-SS Legionnaires pp. 197-215

Karl Stuklis

The second economy in the Estonian SSR: small-scale speculation and black market profiteering pp. 217-235

Merlin Tiit

Family and the state in Soviet Lithuania: gender, law and society pp. 237-239

Lauren Kaminsky

Understanding the Baltic states: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania since 1991 pp. 239-241

Daunis Auers

European fascist movements: a sourcebook pp. 241-243

Andres Kasekamp

People’s Republic of China in the Baltic states pp. 243-245

Thomas Fingar

List of Books Received and Recent Publications pp. 247-250

The Editors