Baltic Rim Economies
The Pan-European Institute publishes a bimonthly discussion
forum, Baltic Rim Economies (BRE), which focuses in the
development of the Baltic Sea Region. In BRE, high-level public
and corporate decision makers, representatives of Academia and
several other experts contribute to the discussion.
You may download:
Baltic Rim Economies 3/2010
<http://www.tse.fi/EN/units/specialunits/pei/economicmonitoring/b
re/Pages/default.aspx>
Expert articles:
* Maire Geoghegan-Quinn: The European Commission's Europe 2020
vision for research and innovation
* Tonis Lukas: R&D in Estonia – capacity building in progress
* Mitro Repo: The Baltic Sea – at the cross roads of politics
and religion
* Mart Laar: Estonia joins Euro zone
* Susanna Huovinen: The Baltic needs intensive measures
* Christina Gestrin: Broad parliamentary support for Baltic Sea
Region initiatives
* Alexander Prokhorenko: We are linked not only by pragmatics
* Armas Lahoniitty: Turku and St. Petersburg
* Dmitriy Lisenkov: Natural cooperation takes a substantial
effort to start
* Markku Mattila and Laura Raaska: Science to the rescue of the
Baltic Sea
* Veli-Pekka Saarnivaara: EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region
and innovation policy
* Keith Silverang: Creating the world’s first global innovation
hub chain: Technopolis is now operating in Finland, Russia and
Estonia – and just getting warmed up
* N Tapani Saarinen: Is there a new Finnish Innovation System?
* Simo Karetie: Chinese innovation and it’s significance for
Finland
* Tuomo Airaksinen: International companies can boost Finland's
innovation system
* Lauri Lajunen: The University-Business Partnerships
* Leonid Gokhberg: Principles for a new-generation innovation
policy
* Gennady Korolyonok: Trade relations between the Republic of
Belarus and the Republic of Finland in progress
* Timur Gareev and Igor Denisov: Development of innovations in
Kaliningrad Region – general characterization and overview of
the perspectives
* Pirjo Vuokko: Branding the university – why and how?
* Jaak Treiman and Liisa Valikangas: Estonia and the EU –
political innovation and the quest for independence
* Kari Liuhto: Rosnano and Skolkovo are Russia’s best innovation
promoting measures, but they are not enough to modernise Russia
as a whole
* Fraser Cameron: The EU-Russia modernisation partnership
* Oleg N. Misko and Sergei F. Sutyrin: Can Saint-Petersburg meet
the challenge of innovation age?
* Hiski Haukkala: The EU and Russia already have what it takes
to succeed
* Igor Torbakov: Assessing the prospects of Russia’s
modernization
* Stanislav Tkachenko and Dmitry Tkachenko: Progress of the
Special Economic Zones in North-West Russia
* Valtteri Kaartemo and Kari Liuhto: The bumps in Russia’s
innovation chase
* Irina Dezhina: Big projects as a stimulus for innovation
development in Russia
* Kaisa-Kerttu Peltola: Developing the Russian innovation system
– potential for increased cooperation with Finland
* Leena Aarikka-Stenroos and Birgitta Sandberg:
Commercialisation of innovations requires co-operation and
networks
* Jari Kaivo-oja: Systemic innovation thinking as a tool for
breakthrough innovations
* Tuomas Mylly: Does the European Union overprotect intellectual
property?
* Igor Nevzorov: Main peculiarities of the Russian intellectual
property legislation
* Mika Aaltonen and Michael Loescher: The perfect storm
* Christopher S. Chivvis: NATO, Russia, and the future of the
European security system
* Tatu Laurila: EU? Baltic Sea Region? Finland? Helsinki? There
are many to choose from, but which one will succeed?
* Iikka Korhonen: Russia’s medium-term growth prospects still
uncertain
* Ivan Korolev: Russia – two years after the crisis
* Andreas Klein and Catja Gaebel: Raising Germany’s awareness of
the Baltic Sea region
* Maria-Elena Cowell: Nordic co-operation fading to oblivion or
resurrection through regionalism?
* Anne Erkkila: Comprehensive coordination of environmental
monitoring is necessary for ecosystem-based management of
coastal and marine areas
* Hardo Pajula: In search of a narrative
* Harri Melin: Enterprise?s social responsibility
* Jarkko Heinonen: Business in the Baltic Sea Region – future
perspective
* Saara-Sofia Sutela and Antti Koskinen: Increasing tourism in
the Baltic Sea Region
* Andrey Shadurskiy: Unconventional gas – Is there a quite
revolution and what does it mean for the Russian energy policy?
* Bo Osterlund: On energy dependence and service security
For further information, please visit www.tse.fi/pei
The Pan-European Institute is not responsible for the opinions
expressed in the expert articles and they do not represent the
institute’s official opinions.
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