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Baltic Worlds Baltic Worlds is a scholarly journal published by the Centre for Baltic and East European Studies at Södertörn University, Sweden. Also OA on the web.

It is printed and distributed to readers in 60 countries. Baltic Worlds is a quarterly publication, with international distribution. Baltic Worlds is published by the Centre for Baltic and East European Studies (CBEES) at Södertörn University, and is financed by funds made available by the Östersjöstiftelsen (Baltic Sea Foundation). Baltic Worlds is an English-language magazine aimed at individuals and institutions with a professional interest in the economy, politics, culture, and history of the Baltic Sea region. Baltic Worlds seeks to disseminate knowledge about the research being conducted on and in the Baltic Sea region and Eastern Europe. Baltic Worlds contains both peer-reviewed material written by researchers and articles solicited by professional writers, as well as reviews and commentary by researchers. All scientific articles have been peer-reviewed. The scientific advisory council includes scholars from several countries and disciplines. The magazine is sent to a number of subscribers in countries around the Baltic Sea and in Eastern Europe, but also subscribers in other countries within the EU, and elsewhere. Subscriptions to Baltic Worlds are free. On the web site www.balticworlds.com you will find a selection of articles previously published in the quarterly Baltic Worlds, in particular research articles and reviews. Also there are articles exklusive published there, for example conference reports. On the web we have, since the fall 2010, an Election Coverage with comments on the latest elections by political scientists. Each individual issue of Baltic Worlds can be downloaded as a low-resolution PDF file at the web.

Baltic Worlds’ special issue 2, 2026 examines how Russian civil society continues to act under conditions designed to si...
09/07/2026

Baltic Worlds’ special issue 2, 2026 examines how Russian civil society continues to act under conditions designed to silence dissent. Bringing together research on everyday resistance, environmental activism, digital feminism, and anti-war movements, the issue offers important insights for researchers and civil society actors working on Russia today. Many of the authors write under pseudonym for security reasons.
Guest editor is Ekaterina Kalinina, Associate Professor at Stockholm University and project researcher at Södertörn University, together with Oliver Skye (pseudonym).
June 8 the issue was presented at a roundtable arranged in cooperation with Östgruppen at their premises, with invited authors.
The issue is Open Access at:https://balticworlds.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/BW-2026.2-PRINT.pdf

Baltic Worlds issue 1, 20026, was launched April 23, a few days before the marking of the fortieth anniversary of the Ch...
09/07/2026

Baltic Worlds issue 1, 20026, was launched April 23, a few days before the marking of the fortieth anniversary of the Chornobyl nuclear disaster. Baltic Worlds presents ten essays by historians, art researchers, ethnologists, and life scientists whose work has links to Chornobyl, with a particular focus on the Chornobyl exclusion zone and the ongoing war. The guest editors are Tatiana Kasperski, researcher at Södertörn University, and Oksana Semenik, art historian and curator based in Kyiv.
Today, July 8, Oksana Semenik is presenting the issue at a panel in Lviv.
May 28 we had a roundtable led by Tatiana Kasperski at the premises of the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies with invited authors.
The issue is to be found Open Access at:https://balticworlds.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/BW.2026.vol_.19.no_.1.pdf

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