Book Review: Tackling the Everyday (2025), by Tracie Canada
“Tackling the Everyday is about “Black college football players, how they tackle the exploitative and violent systems that structure their everyday lives, and who helps...
Book Review: Lithuania (2025), by Richard Butterwick
“Founded in 1969, Hurst has a long history of publishing books about the Baltic states. The English translation of Georg von Rauch’s The History of...
Pigskin Dispatch: “The Baltic League: A Growing Hub for American Football”
Pigskin Dispatch, Ep. 1,442: The Baltic League: A Growing Hub for American A conversation with Pigskin Dispatch host Darin Hayes about how American football got...
Book Review (early online): Lithuania (2025), by Richard Butterwick
“Founded in 1969, Hurst has a long history of publishing books about the Baltic states. The English translation of Georg von Rauch’s The History of...
Baumanis Grant Report
Finding Morta: Baumanis Grant Report from James Montgomery Baxenfield The Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) is pleased to congratulate James Montgomery Baxenfield...
Book Review: No Friday Night Lights (2024), by John M. Glionna
“As the title suggests, the ‘undermanned Bulldogs are Friday Night Lights turned on its head. There are no lights here, no culture of winning, and...
AABS Dissertation Grant Report
Concepts of a Latvian-Lithuanian State: Dissertation Grant Report from James Montgomery Baxenfield The Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) is pleased to recognise...
Double Book Review: The Reluctant Exiles (2021) by Andrejs Plakans, and Estonia as a Captive Nation (2021) by Pauli Heikkilä.
“As a direct result of the Soviet occupations of the Baltic states during the Second World War, more than half a million Estonians, Latvians, and...
The Curious Case of Aistija (2024)
“The nascent Aistijan movement centred around the idea of establishing a Latvian–Lithuanian state following the Second World War. This article surveys the background of the...
A Place Between Nations (2024)
“Deterministic tendencies in history writing favour established states. However, more states have been proposed than created. The idea of a Latvian-Lithuanian state, often depicted as...
