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Introduction Acknowledgements Identities: Ascribed, Contested, and Situational 1. Varieties of In-Betweenness in the Borderlands of the Baltic Provinces: A History of the Term Poluvertsy (Half-Believers) 2. Negotiating Faith and Ethnicity: Conversions, Social Conflict and the Russian Orthodox Clergy in Estland Province during the 1880s-1900s 3. Voluntary Associations in the Baltic Region: Accelerator or Inhibitor of Inter-Ethnic Relations? 4. Living by the Border: Violence, Nation-Making and National Indifference in the Polish-Lithuanian Borderland, 1920-1939 Crisis and Governance 5. Konstantin Pèats and Ethnic Minorities: The Political Trajectory of an Estonian Nationalist Authoritarian Leader 6. Economic Nationalism, Minority Policies, and the 1930s in Lithuania and Latvia 7. Nationality in Cadre Policy in Soviet Lithuania, 1944-1953 8. Doing It the Baltic Way : Internationalism and the Soviet Roots of the Singing Revolution Legacy of Empire 9. Spring Flowers and Border Guards: Estonian Narratives of the Soviet Military and Border Troops 10. Exiting Empire: Civil Wars in South Caucasia Versus Civil Peace in the Baltic Republics 11. Understanding Hesitancy: The Latvian Russophone Minority and Russias Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine Legacy of Violence 12. Anti-Jewish Violence in Interwar Lithuania: Pogroms Without Genocidal Elements as a Precondition of the Holocaust? 13. New Allies - Old Foes: Ethnic Relations on the Pages of Lithuanian Press during the German Occupation, 1941-1944 14. The Habitus of Holocaust Reckoning during the Thaw in Soviet Lithuania State of the Field and Pointing the Way Forward 15. Ethnic Relations in the Baltic Region: Complexity and Coexistence 16. Scholarly Research on Ethnic Relations in Estonia and Latvia: A Retrospective Overview Contributors