OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Baltic Studies is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Routledge handbook of disinformation and national security Routledge handbook of disinformation and national security , edited by Rubén Arcos, Irena Chiru, and Cristina	8
Baltic topmost superlexical prefixes as the left periphery of the verb: the permissive, the restrictive, the negative, and the debitive	7
How does it feel to talk about Russia? Emotions and themes in Russia-related social media posts in Lithuania	6
“We” versus “others” in Estonian fiction: the question of national identity in the works of contemporary women writers	6
Tallinn’s Freedom Square as a heterogeneous public space	6
Should leaders “keep the flowers blooming” or just “keep the cogwheels greased?” Estonian soldiers’ perceptions of the role of a military leader	5
Correction	5
Beyond ethnocentric identity: understanding Orthodox communalities in Estonia	5
Being Soviet and Lithuanian: song festivals as emotional events to induce a hybrid identity	4
Climate change and the governance of the Baltic Sea environment	4
The architecture of Novgorod and its interaction with the architecture of the Baltic region in the thirteenth to fifteenth centuries	4
Europeanization by foreign banks: Latvia from 1995 to 2004	4
Digital innovation and shelter theory: exploring Estonia’s e-Residency, Data Embassy, and cross-border e-governance initiatives	4
Remembering †Jānis Krēsliņš, Sr. (1924–2021)	4
Unbearable “eastern European mentality:” the affective contradiction in the national belonging of Estonians with a migratory experience	3
Everyday life in the shadow of the border: the Polish–Russian borderland since the war in Ukraine – recognizing the phenomenon	3
Small Baltic states and the Euro-Atlantic security community	3
“Schanno bleibt trei:” Schanno von Dinakant as the last hero of Half-German poetry	3
Links between gender role attitudes and fertility changes between 1990–2017: Lithuania from a comparative perspective	3
Enhancing teacher education program coherence: a six-year study on student perspectives in Estonia	3
The evolution of post-accession diasporas and diaspora policies after 2004: a comparative analysis of Poland and Lithuania	3
Small container terminals in the Baltic Sea region: an overview and multi-criteria analysis of competitiveness	3
Post-communist transformations in the Baltic countries: a restorations approach in comparative historical sociology	3
Understanding the Baltic states: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania since 1991	3
Behavior of calendar anomalies and the adaptive market hypothesis: evidence from the Baltic stock markets	3

List of books received and recent publications	3
The Nazi’s granddaughter: how I discovered my grandfather was a war criminal	2
(In)visibility and the (unheard) voice of the Roma in Estonia: the depiction of Roma history and culture in museum exhibitions	2
Transitional justice and cultural interpretation in public architecture: a case study of the museum of the occupation of Latvia	2
Introduction: nation-building in the Baltic states: thirty years of independence	2
Conscription and social transformations: Estonia between security needs and social expectations	2
Decolonizing queer experience: LGBT+ narratives from Eastern Europe and Eurasia	2
People’s Republic of China in the Baltic states	2
Weaving the Iron Curtain, the Allies, and the Baltic states, 1939–1944: public opinion, propaganda, and caricatures	2
From the shadows to the light: paradoxes of queer literature in post-Soviet Estonia	2
Negotiating neoliberalism in the private sphere: narratives of Estonian single mothers	2
A comparison of the psychosocial wellbeing of children of Latvian emigrants in schools in host countries with the wellbeing of returnee children	1
Die Preußenreisen des europäischen Adels, Pt. 3: Adlig leben im 14. Jahrhundert. Weshalb sie fuhren	1
Various planes of retranslation: J. D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye in Russian and Latvian	1
Baltic Crusades and societal innovation in medieval Livonia, 1200–1350	1
Photography, pornography, and the criminal case of Joseph A. Schneider: a case study in Soviet anti-pornography legislation and enforcement in the late 1950s	1
Cultural heterologies and democracy: culture in the Baltic countries in the 1990s	1
Music’s Nordic breakthrough: aesthetics, modernity, and cultural exchange, 1890–1930	1
Neoliberal Resilience: lessons in democracy and development from Latin America and Eastern Europe	1
Innovation in commercial and public service media in the Baltic countries: the role of global digital intermediaries	1
Writing bi- and multilingual occasional poetry in the seventeenth century Academia Dorpatensis – a rather acceptable practice at the time?	1
Etatization of the Latvian song festival	1
The Great War experiences of Lithuanians: an overview	1
Correction	1
The Routledge handbook of EU–Russia relations: structures, actors, issues	1
Revisionist national narratives in the memoirs of Estonian and Latvian Waffen-SS Legionnaires	1
The first step in Estonian-US diplomatic relations: the case of Ants Piip	1
The responsiveness of fuel sales volume in Estonia with respect to price differentials with Latvia	1
List of Books Received and Recent Publications	1
Resilient voices: Estonian choirs and song festivals in World War II displaced person camps	1
The gender-specific examination of migration decision-making and remittance behavior among Latvian emigrants	1
National identity through the prism of satire: humor scandals in Estonia 1991–2022	1
Estonian ethnographers’ fieldwork in Nazi-occupied Ingria, 1942–1943	1
Introduction: memory and recognition of the Nazi genocide of the Roma in the Baltic context	1
Power dynamics of the healthcare field: seeking mental care in Lithuania	1
Backstage democracy: the dynamics of business–politics nexus in Lithuania	1
The living memory of persecutions: oral histories of the Roma in Latvia and the question of public commemoration	1