== Also, can we read some books, please? == 

 This may just be me, but trolling the web as the primary source to assemble an encyclopedia article seems to me rather self-cannibalistic. Most of my books are still (!) in storage but should be out by the end of the year. The "evolution" of an article shouldn't be ooh, found something new someone said on the web, let's stick it in the article with a retrieved date. The evolution should be based on someone reading a book (preferably books), instill in one's self an informed perspective, and then to write from that perspective. I'm glad for web soures as corroborating information readers can easily look up, but without a good scholarly basebooks, that is, cohesive narratives of a collection of information large enough that it takes days to read and understand and be truly informedwe're bound (by the very nature of these mainly sound bite sized sources one finds on the web) to descend into WP:SYNTH, i.e., a collection of 100 sources each of which can be read in two minutes or less that editors have tried to make sense of, like assembling a puzzle. 
   'On the Boundary of Two Worlds: Identity, Freedom, and Moral Imagination in the Baltics' looks like a fascinating series, unfortunately far too rich for my budget right now (at least the whole series). Does anyone have any volumes? That, and the Latvian title on Baltic languages are the only BOOKS mentioned so far. We need LOTS more. —