Ethnic relations in the Baltic reconsidered

Mart Kuldkepp

doi:10.1080/01629778.2026.2705776

July 23, 2026Journal of Baltic Studies

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To reevaluate and integrate the histories of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania regarding ethnic relations.
Edited volume compiling various accounts and perspectives on Baltic ethnic relations.
Focus on moving beyond traditional national histories.
Incorporates interdisciplinary approaches to examine cultural identities.
Highlights the interconnectedness of ethnic groups in the region.
Demonstrates the limitations of isolated national narratives.
Suggests a new framework for understanding ethnic relations in the Baltic context.

Implication

Edited volume explores historical narratives to enhance understanding of ethnic relations in the Baltic states.

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Ethnic Relations in the Baltic Reconsidered is an ambitious edited volume that seeks to move beyond nationally compartmentalized histories of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania by organizing its accoun...

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