THE POESIS OF A DISCIPLINARY METAMORPHOSIS: RHETORIC AND AMBITION IN AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE AFTER WORLD WAR II; pp. 3–23

RESPONDING TO ETHNICITY-BASED STIGMATISATION: THE CASE OF RUSSIAN-SPEAKING WOMEN IN ESTONIA; pp. 25–44

MOBILE TIME AS A BLESSING OR A CURSE: PERCEPTIONS OF SMARTPHONE USE AND PERSONAL TIME AMONG GENERATION GROUPS IN ESTONIA; pp. 45–62

TEACHERS’ AND LEARNERS’ PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES IN MEANING CONSTRUCTION FOR NEW WORDS IN THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSROOM; pp. 63–87

THE ORIGINS OF GENOCIDE IN CIVIL WAR; pp. 89–101