Estonia: Old Maps and New Roads

Issue Date January 1993
Volume 4
Issue 1
Page Numbers 117-25
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About the Author

Vello A. Pettai, a doctoral candidate in political science at Columbia University, is writing a dissertation on ethnic identity formation among Russians in Latvia and Estonia. He worked as a journalist in Estonia in 1990, and returned to visit there in June 1992. He has also worked as a researcher for Radio Free Europe in Munich.

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