Baltic regionalism: Constructing Political Space(s) in Northern Europe, 1800-2000
The project studies the long-term formation of regional identities in Northern Europe. It focuses on a case study of the area of the current Baltic States.
contributors
Professor, University of Tartu. Leader of the Baltic regionalism project.
Eero Medijainen
Institute of History and Archaeology, University of Tartu, Estonia
Lossi 3, 50090 Tartu, Estonia
Tel.: +372 7 376 504
Fax: +372 7375 345
E-mail: eero.medijainen@ut.ee
Professor, University of Tartu, since 2004
Associate professor, University of Tartu, 1991–2004
Ph.D. University of Tartu, 1997
Main Publications:
James Bond’s last mission: Sidney Reilly and the Coup d’etat in Tallinn of 1924. – Journal for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies, 2008, 2, 7–22
The USA, Soviet Russia and the Baltic States: from recognition to the Cold War. – J. Hiden, V. Made, D. Smith (eds.), The Baltic Question During the Cold War, Routledge, 2008, 21–32
The Baltic Question in the Twentieth Century: Historiographic Aspects. – J. Amelang, S. Beer (eds.), Public Power in Europe. Studies in Historical Transformations, Pisa: Pisa University Press, 2006, 109–124
“The Riga Group” and the Origins of the Cold War. – E. Kuparinen, H. Salmi, E. Sundbäck (eds.), “Muille maille vierahille …” : Kalervo Hovi ja yleinen historia, Vaasa: Julkaisija Turun Historiallinen Yhdistys, 2002, 73–90
With V. Made, Estonian Foreign Policy at the Cross-Roads, Helsinki, 2002