Jokubas Salyga
Biographic Data
| ID | 2536736 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jokubas Salyga |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jokubas |
| FAMILY NAME | Salyga |
| SIGNATURE | SALYGA J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nottingham |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3980-9849 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mode of Production and the Historiography of Capitalism
Bringing together leading scholars and activists, this edited collection calls for a return to the ‘mode of production debate’ to address often-overlooked dimensions: gender, race, and Eurocentrism. The concept of mode of production is placed in dialogue with Marxist debates on domestic labour, racial capitalism and the ways in which Eurocentrism has shaped the historiographies of capitalism. In doing so, the book offers novel approaches to study…
Deciphering the Local Origins of Neoliberalism in Central and Eastern Europe
This article studies the local lineage of neoliberalism in Lithuania, examining its intellectual pedigree, early proponents and the structural shifts that facilitated its rise. The latter are attributed to the openings created by perestroika and the development of the communication network linking economists within the Reform Movement of Lithuania, émigré intellectuals and Hillsdale College in Michigan. Information exchanges produced within this …
Roadmaps to post-communist neoliberalism
This article uncovers the pre-1991 origins of Baltic neoliberal regimes. It highlights the role of the communication networks between reformist economists in the Baltic National Fronts and social forces advocating neoliberalism in Scandinavia and the United States. We assert that those networks functioned as the early carriers of ideational and policy change, even if reform contents were authored by domestic rather than transnational agencies. Fi…
Geographies of quiescence? Social movements, panoramas of struggle and Baltic austerity politics
The recent thirtieth anniversaries of restored Baltic territorial sovereignties coincide with a quandary in which the region appears “highly unequal but classless.” This article revisits the conduct of the 2008–2011 crisis management operations through the prisms of class struggle and social movements. It conceptualizes the imposition of austerity measures as a class-constituted social movement from above. I argue that the latter has to be positi…
Democratic facades, authoritarian penchants
This paper argues that the paths taken by Estonia and Latvia in their departure from the rouble zone are illustrative of authoritarian neoliberal governance. By challenging the widely assumed simultaneity of ‘democratic’ and ‘market’ revolutions, it critiques institutionalist literature on Baltic exchange-rate regimes and sheds light on the various methods employed to curtail democratic political discourse and participation. The paper delves into…
The Provenances and Postscripts of 1989
The books under review exemplify some of the finest recent work on the historically informed political economy of Central and Eastern Europe. While different in their conceptual frameworks and geographical foci, the titles converge in the advancement of nuanced and convincing arguments, displaying both theoretical acuity and empirical depth to great effect. Bartel, Fabry, and Pula all share a resolute dedication to illuminating the under-explored…
The politics of Europeanization and post-socialist transformations
The politics of Europeanization and post-socialist transformations." Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe, 25(1), pp. 158–159
The International Political Economy of Transition. Neoliberal Hegemony and Eastern Central Europe’s Transformation
The International Political Economy of Transition. Neoliberal Hegemony and Eastern Central Europe’s Transformation." Europe-Asia Studies, 68(6), pp. 1098–1099
Roadmaps to post-communist neoliberalism
This article uncovers the pre-1991 origins of Baltic neoliberal regimes. It highlights the role of the communication networks between reformist economists in the Baltic National Fronts and social forces advocating neoliberalism in Scandinavia and the United States. We assert that those networks functioned as the early carriers of ideational and policy change, even if reform contents were authored by domestic rather than transnational agencies. Fi…
The International Political Economy of Transition. Neoliberal Hegemony and Eastern Central Europe’s Transformation
The International Political Economy of Transition. Neoliberal Hegemony and Eastern Central Europe’s Transformation." Europe-Asia Studies, 68(6), pp. 1098–1099
The politics of Europeanization and post-socialist transformations
The politics of Europeanization and post-socialist transformations." Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe, 25(1), pp. 158–159
Geographies of quiescence? Social movements, panoramas of struggle and Baltic austerity politics
The recent thirtieth anniversaries of restored Baltic territorial sovereignties coincide with a quandary in which the region appears “highly unequal but classless.” This article revisits the conduct of the 2008–2011 crisis management operations through the prisms of class struggle and social movements. It conceptualizes the imposition of austerity measures as a class-constituted social movement from above. I argue that the latter has to be positi…
Democratic facades, authoritarian penchants
This paper argues that the paths taken by Estonia and Latvia in their departure from the rouble zone are illustrative of authoritarian neoliberal governance. By challenging the widely assumed simultaneity of ‘democratic’ and ‘market’ revolutions, it critiques institutionalist literature on Baltic exchange-rate regimes and sheds light on the various methods employed to curtail democratic political discourse and participation. The paper delves into…
The Provenances and Postscripts of 1989
The books under review exemplify some of the finest recent work on the historically informed political economy of Central and Eastern Europe. While different in their conceptual frameworks and geographical foci, the titles converge in the advancement of nuanced and convincing arguments, displaying both theoretical acuity and empirical depth to great effect. Bartel, Fabry, and Pula all share a resolute dedication to illuminating the under-explored…
Deciphering the Local Origins of Neoliberalism in Central and Eastern Europe
This article studies the local lineage of neoliberalism in Lithuania, examining its intellectual pedigree, early proponents and the structural shifts that facilitated its rise. The latter are attributed to the openings created by perestroika and the development of the communication network linking economists within the Reform Movement of Lithuania, émigré intellectuals and Hillsdale College in Michigan. Information exchanges produced within this …
Roadmaps to post-communist neoliberalism
This article uncovers the pre-1991 origins of Baltic neoliberal regimes. It highlights the role of the communication networks between reformist economists in the Baltic National Fronts and social forces advocating neoliberalism in Scandinavia and the United States. We assert that those networks functioned as the early carriers of ideational and policy change, even if reform contents were authored by domestic rather than transnational agencies. Fi…
Mode of Production and the Historiography of Capitalism
Bringing together leading scholars and activists, this edited collection calls for a return to the ‘mode of production debate’ to address often-overlooked dimensions: gender, race, and Eurocentrism. The concept of mode of production is placed in dialogue with Marxist debates on domestic labour, racial capitalism and the ways in which Eurocentrism has shaped the historiographies of capitalism. In doing so, the book offers novel approaches to study…
Political economy (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Economic system (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (3 works)