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The Journal of Baltic Studies

The Journal of Baltic Studies is a peer-reviewed multidisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing knowledge about all aspects of the Baltic Sea Region's political, social, economic, and cultural life, past and present. Preference is given to original contributions that are of general scholarly interest.

Published quarterly by the AABS, the annual fee for both membership in the Association and a subscription to the Journal is U.S. $60.00, $25.00 for full-time students, and $35.00 for emeritus members. Members of the Association receive a free personal subscription to the Journal.

Routledge, the publisher of the Journal, has further details regarding institutional subscriptions and bibliographic information.

The Journal of Baltic Studies is covered in the Arts and Humanities Citation Index and in Current Contents/Arts & Humanities, and in Academic Abstracts/CD-ROM. Articles on history are abstracted by the American Bibliographical Center and appear in Historical Abstracts. Articles dealing with the medieval period are abstracted in the International Medieval Bibliography. Abstracts of articles on literature, linguistics, and folklore appear in MLA Abstracts of the Modern Language Association and BL (Bibliographie Linguistique/Linguistic Bibliography). Articles on art are abstracted in Bibliography of the History of Art (formerly RILA) and those on music in RILM (International Repertory of Music Literature).

The Journal is available on microfilm from the National Archive Publishing Company.

The Association acknowledges with gratitude the support of the Department of Central and East European Studies, University of Glasgow, toward the editorial functions of the Journal of Baltic Studies.

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Contacts

For publication policies, please consult the Style Guide.

Editor:
Dr. David Smith
Department of Central and East European Studies
8 Lilybank Gardens
Bute Gardens, Glasgow, G12 8RZ
Scotland, UK
Tel: 44 141 3305254
Fax: 44 141 3305594
d.j.smith@lbss.gla.ac.uk

Manuscripts:
Ms Sarah Lennon
Department of Central and East European Studies
University of Glasgow
Hetherington Building
Bute Gardens, Glasgow, G12 8RS
Scotland, UK
Tel: 44 141 3305254
Fax: 44 141 3305594
s.lennon@lbss.gla.ac.uk

Book Reviews:
Dr. Eva-Clarita Onken
Department of Political Science
University of Tartu
Ülikooli 18
Tartu 50090, Estonia
Tel: +372 7 375 154
Fax: +372 7 375 154
econken@ut.ee

Business and Subscriptions for Members of AABS:
Anita Juberts
AABS Executive Office
14743 Braemar Crescent Way
Darnestown MD, 20878-3911 USA
Tel: + 1-301-977-8491
Fax: + 1-301-977-8492
aabs@washington.edu

Non-AABS members should consult the website for Routledge for further details regarding pricing and bibliographic information.