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Focusing on the economic, health, and social developments in the Baltic countries from 1918 to 2018, the author applies a reworked historical-sociological theory to analyze post-communist transformations. Highlighting two waves of modern social restorations, the book examines the unique triple restoration of nation-state, capitalism, and democracy in the Baltic region. By comparing different historical periods, it evaluates the success of these restorations and proposes criteria for future performance by 2040, appealing to various social science disciplines.

Focusing on the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, this interdisciplinary study combines historical analysis with social scientific methods. It offers insights into early modern Lithuania and Eastern Europe, making it a valuable resource for academics and postgraduates interested in historical sociology and the dynamics of empires. The book delves into the complexities of the region's history, presenting a nuanced understanding of its social and political structures.

The book offers a groundbreaking analysis of political and economic variations in 29 European and Asian countries, including Estonia and Vietnam, following the early post-communist transformations. Utilizing multi-value Qualitative Comparative Analysis and Tosmana software, it examines the causal factors influencing these outcomes, providing a comprehensive understanding of the diverse trajectories experienced by these nations in the aftermath of communism.