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Energy islands in the EU \u2013 a challenge to a common EU energy policy [PDF]
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2018
Since the end of the cold war, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have been confronted with four major milestones that necessitated the cardinal transformation of their national security and defence policies: the collapse of the Soviet Union, NATO membership, EU accession, and the resurgence of Russia under Putin.
Masha Hedberg, Andres Kasekamp
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Since the end of the cold war, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have been confronted with four major milestones that necessitated the cardinal transformation of their national security and defence policies: the collapse of the Soviet Union, NATO membership, EU accession, and the resurgence of Russia under Putin.
Masha Hedberg, Andres Kasekamp
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Teaching History: A Journal of Methods, 1992
The Internationale Gesellschaft fur Geschichtsdidaktik (International Society for History Didactics) met at the European Academy at Leck, Germany, September 9-12, 1991, for a conference on history and history education in the Baltic region. Scholars from Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia,, Latvia, Russia, Poland, Germany (including former East Germany),
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The Internationale Gesellschaft fur Geschichtsdidaktik (International Society for History Didactics) met at the European Academy at Leck, Germany, September 9-12, 1991, for a conference on history and history education in the Baltic region. Scholars from Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia,, Latvia, Russia, Poland, Germany (including former East Germany),
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1996
The economies of the former Soviet republics are all, in early 1993, in a mess. Officially-recorded total output in 1992 was around a third less than in 1989. Inflation across most of the former Soviet Union was being reported at the end of the year at around 30 per cent a month (2230 per cent at an annual rate).
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The economies of the former Soviet republics are all, in early 1993, in a mess. Officially-recorded total output in 1992 was around a third less than in 1989. Inflation across most of the former Soviet Union was being reported at the end of the year at around 30 per cent a month (2230 per cent at an annual rate).
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2021
The history of the three small Baltic States before the twentieth century has been quite different, so it is useful to look at their historical development since the Middle Ages. It was only 1918 that the development of these countries was broadly similar and could be divided into three periods in terms of regional governance: (1) the first period of ...
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The history of the three small Baltic States before the twentieth century has been quite different, so it is useful to look at their historical development since the Middle Ages. It was only 1918 that the development of these countries was broadly similar and could be divided into three periods in terms of regional governance: (1) the first period of ...
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1994
Since their incorporation into the Soviet Union, the Baltic States have attracted high levels of immigration from other Soviet republics. Due to their well-developed infrastructure, after World War II the Baltic States hosted, in particular, the development of a number of all-union industries, a process which led to substantial levels of labour ...
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Since their incorporation into the Soviet Union, the Baltic States have attracted high levels of immigration from other Soviet republics. Due to their well-developed infrastructure, after World War II the Baltic States hosted, in particular, the development of a number of all-union industries, a process which led to substantial levels of labour ...
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2019
Abstract This chapter examines the successful “return to Europe” by the three Baltic states, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. It details how they presented European gatekeepers in the EU and NATO with expertly shaped historical and cultural-civilizational narratives that cast the Baltic states as “essentially European” states that had ...
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Abstract This chapter examines the successful “return to Europe” by the three Baltic states, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. It details how they presented European gatekeepers in the EU and NATO with expertly shaped historical and cultural-civilizational narratives that cast the Baltic states as “essentially European” states that had ...
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2023
Abstract This chapter focuses on how the three Baltic States—the Republics of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania—have encountered international law. Created in 1918, these nations have had a tumultuous history, being illegally occupied and annexed by the Soviet Union from 1940 to 1991 (with the interlude of German occupation in 1941–1944 ...
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Abstract This chapter focuses on how the three Baltic States—the Republics of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania—have encountered international law. Created in 1918, these nations have had a tumultuous history, being illegally occupied and annexed by the Soviet Union from 1940 to 1991 (with the interlude of German occupation in 1941–1944 ...
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2002
In the early 1990s, ownership reforms commenced in all three Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania), following the rebirth of their independence and the foundation of a new democracy.
Henn Elmet, Kaarel Sahk
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In the early 1990s, ownership reforms commenced in all three Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania), following the rebirth of their independence and the foundation of a new democracy.
Henn Elmet, Kaarel Sahk
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