Lithuanian wars under the correlates of war typology: final remark
ENThus, we have presented four thorough studies of Lithuanian wars, prepared according to the same parameters. In response to statements that information about Lithuanian wars in the Correlates of War project publications was incomprehensive, inaccurate and questionable, we sought to make our descriptions in each chapter of the book as detailed and accurate as possible. A multitude of data in the four studies was diligently collected from existing historiography and supplemented with the results of new studies. All of this, of course, opens the door to renewing and supplementing the data and publications published in the context of this project. In truth, there can be no debate over dates and numbers; searching for the most reliable sources and revising the data should suffice. But, at the same time, it should be noted that the studies presented in the book not only allow quantitative data to be revised but also direct one’s attention to some debatable qualitative aspects of the descriptions of Lithuanian wars presented in the Correlates of War database [p. 293].
