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Journal of Baltic Studies Volume 41, 2010 - Issue 3: Memory and Democratic Pluralism in the Baltic States - Rethinking the Relationship
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Different History, Different Citizenship? Competing Narratives and Diverging Civil Enculturation in Majority and Minority Schools in Estonia and Latvia

Maria GolubevaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 315-329 | Published online: 17 Sep 2010

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Peter Chereson & Kyle W. Estes. (2023) Paradoxes of minority representation: a comparison of Russophone political attitudes in Estonia and Latvia. Journal of Baltic Studies 54:3, pages 581-599.
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Philippe Perchoc. (2018) European memory beyond the state: Baltic, Russian and European memory interactions (1991–2009). Memory Studies 12:6, pages 677-698.
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Kristian Nielsen & Heiko Paabo. (2015) How Russian Soft Power Fails in Estonia: Or, Why the Russophone Minorities Remain Quiescent. Journal on Baltic Security 1:2, pages 125-157.
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Katrin Kello & Wolfgang Wagner. (2014) Intrinsic and extrinsic patriotism in school: Teaching history after Estonia's critical juncture. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 43, pages 48-59.
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Andrejs Geske & Ireta Cekse. (2013) THE INFLUENCE OF CIVIC AND CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION ACHIEVEMENTS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ CITIZENSHIP ATTITUDES. Problems of Education in the 21st Century 52:1, pages 21-34.
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