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About Baltic Worlds
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 Chair of the scientific advisory council is Thomas Lundén.
Anu Mai Kõll, CBEES Director, is the person legally responsible for the publication.
Editor-in-Chief Anders Björnsson, developed the concept for the magazine, in collaboration with designer Lars Rodvaldr from Oktavilla. Lena Frediksson, also from Oktavilla, is involved in the design of the magazine as well. Ninna Mörner, editor of the magazine, is also editor of this Web site – which Oktavilla established.
Translator Brian Manning Delaney has developed a Style Guide for the magazine based on a modified version of the Chicago system.
The illustrators for this large format journal include both young as well as established artists. Ragni Svensson, from the artist collective Detroit, is our primary illustrator.
In addition, there are a large number of illustrators, writers, and researchers who contribute or have contributed to the magazine in various ways.
Learn more about all Baltic Worlds collaborators under the tab Contributors.
If you would like to contribute an article, read more under the tab Contribute.
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. More information can be found under the tab Subscriptions (where you can also indicate a change of address).
About this Web Site
Open access. Each issue of the printed Journal Baltic Worlds can be dowloaded as a PDF-file. Press here.>>
You may also will find a selection of articles previously published in the quarterly Baltic Worlds, in particular research articles and reviews, published directly on the Web. Those articles will be added and arranged in chronological order. They are categorized according to the same vignettes used in the magazine: essay, feature, review and interview.
To navigate around the site, simply search using the tags.
On the start page there is a presentation of articles grouped around various themes or topics the editors want to highlight.
It is easy to leave a comment on the individual articles, and it is possible to suggest an article to a colleague. Baltic Worlds on the Web is a space where views and ideas on research can be exchanged, in good scientific tradition.
The editors have the possibility of eliminating comments they regard as misuse, and we would like to hear from anyone who wants report any suspected misuse, but Baltic Worlds cannot take responsibility for every single post.
This site is under development, new functions and sources of information will be added.
If you have ideas about how the site can be improved and developed, please email the editorial board: bw.editor@sh.se.