Journal of Baltic Studies

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Liisi Esse

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Volume 53, issue 4, 2022

How Baltic Russian-speaking audiences outmaneuver securitization, essentialization, and polarization in times of crisis? pp. 495-517

Triin Vihalemm and Jānis Juzefovičs

The photographic representation of disability in the territory of Latvia in the second half of the nineteenth century pp. 519-542

Stella Hermanovska

Resilience of national media systems: Baltic media in the global network environment pp. 543-564

Ragne Kõuts-Klemm, Anda Rožukalne and Deimantas Jastramskis

Baltic democracies: re-configuring media environments and civic agency pp. 565-585

Auksė Balčytienė and Kristina Juraitė

Trust in public service media in the Baltic states pp. 587-611

Andres Jõesaar, Anda Rožukalne and Deimantas Jastramskis

Innovation in commercial and public service media in the Baltic countries: the role of global digital intermediaries pp. 613-631

Džina Donauskaitė

Remembering †Jānis Krēsliņš, Sr. (1924–2021) pp. 633-634

Edward Kasinec, Robert H. Davis, Bogdan Horbal, Wojciech J. Siemaskiewicz and Hee-Gwone Yoo

Neoliberal Resilience: lessons in democracy and development from Latin America and Eastern Europe pp. 635-637

Kevin Axe

List of Books Received and Recent Publications pp. 639-640

The Editors

Volume 53, issue 3, 2022

Baltic topmost superlexical prefixes as the left periphery of the verb: the permissive, the restrictive, the negative, and the debitive pp. 325-351

Julija Korostenskiene

Signals of resolve or a shortcut? Border and air space violations in the Baltic Sea region pp. 353-371

Margit Bussmann and Natalia Iost

Teachers’ feelings of curriculum ownership: the Estonian case pp. 373-395

Piret Viirpalu, E. Krull and R. Mikser

Understanding the post-Soviet nuclear locality through language policy orientations pp. 397-414

Ineta Dabašinskienė

(Re)Imagining the nuclear in Lithuania following the shutdown of the Ignalina nuclear power plant pp. 415-436

Linara Dovydaitytė

Negotiating post-nuclear identities through tourism development in the ‘atomic town’ Visaginas pp. 437-457

Natalija Mažeikienė and Eglė Gerulaitienė

Nuclear waste management in Lithuania and Sweden: responses to contingent historical and political circumstances pp. 459-481

Andrei Stsiapanau

The Routledge handbook of EU–Russia relations: structures, actors, issues pp. 483-485

Stefano Braghiroli

Small Baltic states and the Euro-Atlantic security community pp. 487-489

Lars Johannsen

List of books received and recent publications pp. 491-493

The Editors

The glass wall: lives on the Baltic frontier pp. 491-492

Brent McKenzie

Volume 53, issue 2, 2022

Current trends in social welfare policies toward the older people in the Baltic and Nordic countries: an explorative study pp. 147-167

Jolanta Aidukaite, Sven Hort and Mare Ainsaar

The vaidilutė: how Lithuanian Catholic youth made a pagan priestess Christian pp. 169-185

Indrė Čuplinskas and Jūratė Motiejūnaitė

Behavior of calendar anomalies and the adaptive market hypothesis: evidence from the Baltic stock markets pp. 187-210

Vilija Aleknevičienė, Vaida Klasauskaitė and Eglė Aleknevičiūtė

Mobilizations during World War I and national troop units in Estonia in 1914–1917 pp. 211-226

Tõnu Tannberg

German propaganda and the special treatment of Estonian prisoners of war in Germany in World War I pp. 227-247

Mart Kuldkepp

‘In spite of everything, life is still beautiful!’ war and postwar experiences in Estonia on the example of Oskar Nõmmela’s life story (1893–1969) pp. 249-269

Aigi Rahi-Tamm and Liisi Esse

Latvia in World War I: Latvian women and children in the Russian army (1914–1917) pp. 271-290

Ēriks Jēkabsons and Klāvs Zariņš

The Great War experiences of Lithuanians: an overview pp. 291-309

Vasilijus Safronovas

The tsar, the empire, and the nation: dilemmas of nationalization in Russia’s western borderlands, 1905–1915 pp. 311-313

John W. Steinberg

Slēptā dzīve: homoseksuāļa dienasgrāmata pp. 315-317

Karlis Verdins

Weaving the Iron Curtain, the Allies, and the Baltic states, 1939–1944: public opinion, propaganda, and caricatures pp. 319-321

Kristo Nurmis

Occupation and communism in eastern European museums: re-visualizing the recent past pp. 323-325

Eva-Clarita Pettai

List of books received and recent publications pp. 327-328

The Editors

Volume 53, issue 1, 2022

Negotiating neoliberalism in the private sphere: narratives of Estonian single mothers pp. 1-18

Maarja Saar and Kadri Aavik

Exploring cultural margins and liminalities through visual and material culture: the case of Kaliningrad as presented in guided tours pp. 19-46

Gintarė Kudžmaitė

Two interpretations – two continents: a reading of Algirdas Landsbergis’s play Five Posts in a Market Place pp. 47-63

Laima Vince Sruoginis

Climate change and the governance of the Baltic Sea environment pp. 65-84

Savitri Jetoo, Nina Tynkkynen, Marko Joas, Magnus Hellström, Conny Sjöqvist and Anna Törnroos

The defense industry in Lithuania: a case study of the Lithuanian Iron Triangle through an Interconnectivity Map framework pp. 85-118

Donatas Palavenis

The impact of COVID-19 on income and employment: policy responses and a subjective assessment by the Lithuanian population of the measures applied pp. 119-136

Rūta Brazienė, Romas Lazutka, Arvydas Guogis and Dangis Gudelis

Die Preußenreisen des europäischen Adels, Pt. 3: Adlig leben im 14. Jahrhundert. Weshalb sie fuhren pp. 137-138

Alan V. Murray

Museums of Communism: new memory sites in central and eastern Europe pp. 139-141

Ene Kõresaar

Decolonizing: the curriculum, the museum, and the mind pp. 142-144

M. Lee Alexander

List of books received and recent publications pp. 145-146

Yuvaraj Inbanathan

Volume 52, issue 4, 2021

How to build the legitimacy of regional integration on rational foundations: a case of epistemic communities in the Baltic Sea area pp. 483-501

Kazimierz Musiał and Zane Šime

Small container terminals in the Baltic Sea region: an overview and multi-criteria analysis of competitiveness pp. 503-520

Aleksandra Bartosiewicz and Paulina Szterlik

Political dejection in a divided society: a challenge for Latvia’s democracy? pp. 521-546

Timofey Agarin and Ryo Nakai

Intentions to stay or to return among highly skilled Latvians in the EU: who is more likely to return? pp. 547-563

Inese Šūpule

Offset versus off-the-shelf in arms procurement: the Boxer infantry fighting vehicle in Lithuania as a case study pp. 565-584

Donatas Palavenis

Photography, pornography, and the criminal case of Joseph A. Schneider: a case study in Soviet anti-pornography legislation and enforcement in the late 1950s pp. 585-612

Jessica Werneke

Should we destroy our Soviet heritage? Exploring the case of Soviet-era sculptures on the Green Bridge, Vilnius, through an analysis of media debates pp. 613-633

Tomas Kačerauskas and Ivona Baranovskaja

Resilient voices: Estonian choirs and song festivals in World War II displaced person camps pp. 635-637

Guntis Šmidchens

Music’s Nordic breakthrough: aesthetics, modernity, and cultural exchange, 1890–1930 pp. 637-639

Rosalind P. Blakesley

Policing prostitution: regulating the lower classes in late Imperial Russia pp. 640-642

Vita Zelče

The storytelling human: Lithuanian folk tradition today pp. 642-644

Mari Sarv

List of books received and recent publications pp. 645-647

The Editors

Volume 52, issue 3, 2021

The gender-specific examination of migration decision-making and remittance behavior among Latvian emigrants pp. 291-306

Guido Sechi, Zaiga Krišjāne, Māris Bērziņš and Elīna Apsīte-Beriņa

Military spouses in contemporary Estonia: meaning making in the stories of the wives and partners of active servicemen pp. 307-325

Tiia-Triin Truusa, Kairi Kasearu and Judit Strömpl

Lithuanian labor migrants and the construction of the western Siberian oil-gas complex in the late USSR pp. 327-356

Rasa Čepaitienė and Vera Kliueva

Power dynamics of the healthcare field: seeking mental care in Lithuania pp. 357-372

Sigita Doblytė

The relationship between insurance market and macroeconomic indicators in the Baltic states pp. 373-396

Mihaela Simionescu and Aurelija Ulbinaitė

How to construct cross-border cooperation? Local border traffic as a mechanism of shaping the external relations of the European Union and Schengen Area from the perspective of constructivism: the case of the Baltic Sea Region pp. 397-417

Krzysztof Żęgota

Introduction: nation-building in the Baltic states: thirty years of independence pp. 419-424

Peter Rutland

National identity and re-identity in post-Soviet Estonia pp. 425-436

Vello Pettai

Sovereignty and political belonging in post-Soviet Lithuania: ethnicity, migration, and historical justice pp. 437-454

Neringa Klumbytė and Kristina Šliavaitė

Integration in Latvia: a success story? pp. 455-470

Rasma Karklins

Diffusing human trafficking policy in Eurasia pp. 471-473

Anna Markina

Decolonizing queer experience: LGBT+ narratives from Eastern Europe and Eurasia pp. 475-477

Ineta Lipša

Violent resistance: from the Baltics to Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe 1944–1956 pp. 479-481

Matthew Kott

List of books received and recent publications pp. 479-481

The Editors

Volume 52, issue 2, 2021

Policy vs. reality: intimate contact in Nazi-occupied Latvia pp. 157-177

Oskars Gruziņš

History, trauma, and narrative perspective in A Woman in Amber by Agate Nesaule pp. 179-191

Karlis Verdins

Tammsaare Park’s lost landmarks of revolution, Soviet-era path layout, and pedestrian use: Tallinn, Estonia pp. 193-220

Vaike Haas

Changes and adjustment in the foreign policy of Lithuania during Dalia Grybauskaitė’s presidency pp. 221-244

Tomas Janeliūnas

The transformation of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs in the Baltic countries pp. 245-267

Didzis Kļaviņš

Change in a time of pandemic: the 2020 parliamentary elections in Lithuania pp. 269-278

Mindaugas Jurkynas

Fragmentation in East Central Europe: Poland and the Baltics, 1915–1929 pp. 279-281

Tomas Balkelis

Tallinn architecture 1900–2020: architecture guide pp. 282-284

Brent McKenzie

Folklore in Baltic history: resistance and resurgence pp. 284-285

James M Nyce

List of Books Received and Recent Publications pp. 287-289

The Editors

Volume 52, issue 1, 2021

The shadow in the East: Vladimir Putin and the new Baltic front pp. 0-0

Daunis Auers

Writing on the limits of the Estonian diaspora: belonging, gender, and sexuality in Heljo Liitoja’s autobiographies pp. 1-16

Riikka Taavetti

The Sovietization of Rainis and Aspazija: discourses and rituals in Soviet Latvia in celebration of the two poets pp. 17-42

Vita Zelče

Celebrating March 8: a failed attempt at de-Sovietization? pp. 43-59

Dace Bula

Turning transport workers into Latvians? Ethnicity and transport workers’ guilds in Riga before and after the Reformation pp. 61-83

Gustavs Strenga

Patterns of individual multilingualism in Estonia pp. 85-102

Martin Ehala and Kadri Koreinik

Urban shrinkage in the periphery of a post-communist country: the story of Šiauliai pp. 103-125

Gintarė Pociūtė-Sereikienė

Science policy meets post-New Public Management: Estonian and Finnish reforms 2012–2015 pp. 127-145

Teele Tõnismann and Joonatan Virtanen

Making Livonia: actors and networks in the medieval and early modern Baltic Sea region pp. 147-149

Carsten Selch Jensen

Life should be transparent: conversations about Lithuania and Europe in the twentieth century and today pp. 151-153

Virgil I. Krapauskas

List of books received and recent publications pp. 155-156

The Editors