Journal of Baltic Studies

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Liisi Esse

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Volume 54, issue 4, 2023

Correction pp. i-ii

The Editors

Introduction: entangled languages in the poetry of the Baltic countries pp. 689-696

Liina Lukas

“How we can make use of any verse in common life”: the place and function of early modern poetry in literary culture pp. 697-710

Martin Klöker

Joachim Rachel’s Epigrammatum centuria (1648): first renunciation of occasional poetry in premodern Livonia pp. 711-726

Kristi Viiding

Poetry about the Passion of Christ in seventeenth century Estonia, Livonia, and Courland pp. 727-743

Tiina-Erika Friedenthal

Lyrical poetry in funeral literature of the seventeenth century Grand Duchy of Lithuania: a story of one work pp. 745-763

Živilė Nedzinskaite

Writing bi- and multilingual occasional poetry in the seventeenth century Academia Dorpatensis – a rather acceptable practice at the time? pp. 765-786

Kaidi Hõbejõgi

A poetic monument to the Moravian awakening movement in Livonia pp. 787-799

Beata Paškevica

Texts from a carnivalesque time of change: four poems in Estonian Half-German pp. 801-819

Vahur Aabrams

“Schanno bleibt trei:” Schanno von Dinakant as the last hero of Half-German poetry pp. 821-834

Reet Bender

Some aspects of the poetic multilingualism of contemporary Estonian poetry pp. 835-856

Saara Lotta Linno

Risk, emotions, and hospitality in the Christianization of the Baltic Rim, 1000–1300 pp. 857-859

Mihkel Mäesalu

Authoritarian laughter: political humor and Soviet dystopia in Lithuania pp. 859-861

Anastasiya Astapova

Backstage democracy: the dynamics of business–politics nexus in Lithuania pp. 861-863

Lars Johannsen

Strategic uses of nationalism and ethnic conflict: interest and identity in Russia and the post-Soviet space pp. 863-865

Kaarel Piirimäe

Creating chaos online: disinformation and subverted post-publics pp. 865-867

Mārtiņš Kaprāns

List of Books Received and Recent Publications pp. 869-871

The Editors

Volume 54, issue 3, 2023

Governing the Baltic Sea Region at critical junctures (1991–2021): How do transnational and intergovernmental organizations cope with external regional change? pp. 421-442

Stefan Gänzle, Kristine Kern and Nina Tynkkynen

The Helsinki Convention’s agricultural nutrient governance: how domestic institutions matter pp. 443-466

M. S. Andersen, A. Andersson, Mark Brady, M. Graversgaard, E. Kilis, A.B. Pedersen, M. Hvarregaard Thorsøe and H. Valve

Discovering the regional innovation potential for Smart Specialization: the case of the two Baltic Sea Regions pp. 467-489

Živile Gedminaitė-Raudonė, Seija Virkkala, Rita Lankauskien​ė, Åge Mariussen and Antti Mäenpää

Europeanization by foreign banks: Latvia from 1995 to 2004 pp. 491-512

Kārlis Bukovskis

Transnationalism in the digital age: Estonians connected to their country of origin via ICT pp. 513-531

Keiu Telve, Kirsti Vill and Siiri Silm

The short-term impact of a character growth intervention during a week-long summer camp among 10–15-year-old Baltic Sea region boys pp. 533-551

Manuel Joaquín Fernández González and S. Surikova

Discrimination or explained differences? Individual and school-level effects explaining the minority achievement gap pp. 553-580

Triin Lauri, Kaire Põder and Nikolai Kunitsõn

Paradoxes of minority representation: a comparison of Russophone political attitudes in Estonia and Latvia pp. 581-599

Peter Chereson and Kyle W. Estes

Refugees and diaspora nationalism: national activists in Estonian settlements in Siberia and non-territorial autonomy between 1917 and 1920 pp. 601-623

Timo Aava

Between national and local memories: the case of Vilnius (Vilnija) region in Lithuania pp. 625-640

Simonas Teškevičius

Longing for a place that does not exist: the importance of kitsch for the Estonian Singing Revolution pp. 641-657

Max Ryynanen and Eret Talviste

Unlearning Inherited Histories or Introducing Entangled Memories from the Baltics pp. 659-669

Ulrike Gerhardt

Baltic Crusades and societal innovation in medieval Livonia, 1200–1350 pp. 671-673

Eva Eihmane

An illustrated history of Lithuania, Vol. 1: from the prehistoric balts to the grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth pp. 673-675

James Montgomery Baxenfield

The Nazi’s granddaughter: how I discovered my grandfather was a war criminal pp. 675-678

Virgil I. Krapauskas

Site, symbol and cultural landscape pp. 678-681

Milda B. Richardson

Latvijas labā: politiskā darbība trimdā 20. gadsimta 40.–80. gados pp. 681-684

Māris Graudiņš

Defining Latvia: recent explorations in history, culture, and politics pp. 684-686

Jörg Hackmann

List of books received and recent publications pp. 687-688

The Editors

Volume 54, issue 2, 2023

For friends and citizens only? Banal notions of nationhood in official and semi-public discourses on foreign national flags in post-1990 Lithuania pp. 155-174

Eglė Kesylytė-Alliks

Presidents between national unity and ethnic divisions: public trust across the Baltic states pp. 175-196

Kjetil Duvold and Thomas Sedelius

From post-socialist transition to the COVID-19 crisis: cycles, drivers, and perspectives of subordinate financialization in Latvia pp. 197-221

Leonardo Pataccini

Being Soviet and Lithuanian: song festivals as emotional events to induce a hybrid identity pp. 223-241

Nerija Putinaitė

Fascist soft power propaganda in the Baltic states during the interwar period: the case of Latvia pp. 243-259

Rosario Napolitano

The Estonian antebellum paradox: a venture into the comparative anthropometric history of the Baltic countries in the early twentieth century pp. 261-281

Zenonas Norkus, V. Morkevičius, A. Ambrulevičiūtė and J. Markevičiūtė

The architecture of Novgorod and its interaction with the architecture of the Baltic region in the thirteenth to fifteenth centuries pp. 283-307

Ilya Antipov

How Estonian village structures have evolved: a study into the morphological form of the villages of Paduvere and Vaimastvere from the 1700s to the present day pp. 309-333

Minea Kaplinski-Sauk, Nele Nutt and Zenia Kotval

Threats and opportunities to Baltic socialist architecture in rural decline: the case of collective farm centers pp. 335-356

Laura Ingerpuu

Postmemory as historical reckoning: coming to terms with a grandfather’s complicity in the Holocaust in Lithuania – Rita Gabis, A Guest at the Shooters’ Banquet, and Julija Šukys, Siberian Exile: Blood, War, and a Granddaughter’s Reckoning pp. 357-375

Laima Vince

‘It is so bad to be Estonian:’ parody music videos and remediated sites of national cultural memory on Estonian public broadcasting pp. 377-394

Liina-Ly Roos

Kaliningrad as an isolated zone: the impact of the war in Ukraine on the daily life of the residents of the Kaliningrad region. An introduction to the discussion pp. 395-407

Dominika Studzińska and Julia Dunaj

Geographies of nationhood: cartography, science, and society in the Russian imperial Baltic pp. 409-410

Vasilijus Safronovas

Adamkus pp. 411-413

Dainius Genys

Come to this court and cry: how the Holocaust ends pp. 413-415

Harry C. Merritt

Illegal annexation and state continuity: the case of the incorporation of the Baltic states by the USSR pp. 416-418

Anna Lukina

List of books received and recent publications pp. 419-420

The Editors

Volume 54, issue 1, 2023

Introduction: memory and recognition of the Nazi genocide of the Roma in the Baltic context pp. 1-6

Volha Bartash and Neringa Latvytė

Between mneme and anamnesis: on the memory and forgetting of the Roma Holocaust pp. 7-26

Slawomir Kapralski

Who were the Roma victims of the Nazis? A case study of Estonia pp. 27-46

Anton Weiss-Wendt

East Prussian Sinti and/as German expellees: beyond mémoires croisées pp. 47-66

Eve Rosenhaft

Mnemonic border-crossings: how Roma communities from the Baltic borderlands remember their shared past pp. 67-86

Volha Bartash

On the way to visibility: the process of creating a cultural memory of the genocide of the Lithuanian Roma pp. 87-102

Agnieška Avin and Anna Pilarczyk-Palaitis

The living memory of persecutions: oral histories of the Roma in Latvia and the question of public commemoration pp. 103-121

Edmunds Šūpulis

(In)visibility and the (unheard) voice of the Roma in Estonia: the depiction of Roma history and culture in museum exhibitions pp. 123-143

Eva-Liisa Roht-Yilmaz

Pagans in the early modern Baltic: sixteenth-century ethnographic accounts of Baltic paganism pp. 145-147

Eglė Aleknaitė

The unknown war: anti-Soviet armed resistance in Lithuania and its legacies pp. 147-150

Meelis Saueauk

Party system closure: party alliances, government alternatives, and democracy in Europe pp. 150-152

Tõnis Saarts

List of books received and recent publications pp. 153-154

The Editors