The Baltic States and their region : new Europe or old?

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Table of contents; Editor's introduction; From "east-west" to "new Europe-old Europe": the American challenge to Finnish identity; Lithuania's new (in)security: transatlantic tensions and the dilemma of dual loyalty; The challenges of "new" and "old": the case of Europe's north; Estonia and Latvia: A "new" Europe challenges the "old"?; Overlapping ideological boundaries and transformations in the EU periphery: the Baltic States and Kaliningrad; The promise of certainty, safety and security in an uncertain, unsafe and insecure world: the emergence of Lithuanian populism. Labour rights, social conflict and cohesion in accession Lithuania: implications for EU enlargementOld and new minorities on the international chessboard: from League to Union; Non-territorial cultural autonomy as a Baltic contribution to Europe between the wars; Cultural autonomy in Estonia: one of history's "curiosities"?; The non-citizens of the EU; The Baltic States and Russia in the new Europe: a neo-Gramscian perspective on the global and the local; The gatekeeper "hinge" concept and the promotion of Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian new/postmodern security agendas