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Challenges of the Baltic Sea Region
Why does transformation in the Baltic Sea region rarely follow the path we expect? This volume offers readers a new analytical lens for understanding change as fragmented, uneven, and interconnected — not as a linear progression. Drawing together social sciences, humanities, and sustainability resea
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