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Baltic Rim Economies
The Pan-European Institute publishes a discussion forum, Baltic Rim Economies (BRE), which deals with the development of the Baltic Sea Region. In the BRE review, high-level public and corporate decision makers, representatives of Academia as well as several other experts contribute to the discussion.
Read the latest issue: BRE 1/2016
Expert articles:
· Martin Schulz: The refugee crisis is an opportunity for Europe's governments to get their act together
· Kimmo Tiilikainen: Nutrient recycling: towards a cleaner Baltic Sea
· Bodil Valero: Don't return to the (c)old security order
· Saara-Sofia Sirén: Could Circular Economy save the Baltic Sea?
· Mika Kari: Towards active cooperation in defence
· Charles C. Adams, Jr.: T-TIP: a historic opportunity to jump start the Finnish economy
· Hanna Lehtinen: Finland and Poland: neighbours united by the Baltic Sea
· Przemysław Grudziński: Polish CBSS presidency: building block for today and future Baltic Sea cooperation
· Andris Teikmanis: Latvian-British relations
· Kenji Shinoda: Arctic collaboration: Japan as catalyst for Barents Region cooperation
· Tero Vauraste: Polar bridging of East and West through North
· Päivi Nerg: Refugee issue and Finland
· Alexander Khudilainen: Federal Target Programme of the Republic of Karelia: new perspectives for the region and investors
· Madis Tilga: Beyond green growth: bioregions
· Rauli Svento, Matti Sarén & Jouko Niinimäki: The University of Oulu: new solutions in the middle of hard structural changes
· Andrey Shapenko: Responding to challenges: how business schools can stay competitive in the 21st century
· Barry D. Mowell: Defenses bolstered in Baltic States and Eastern Europe amid mounting security concerns
· Christoph Berlich: Cyber-security cooperation in the Baltic States: an example for European cyber-security integration
· Gene Zolotarev: The Baltic Times and media development in the Baltic States
· Esa Hämäläinen: Forecasting the costs of maritime logistics: challenges continue
· Paul Gregory: The Putin regime jousts with international law
· Hans van Koningsbrugge: Russia and the Netherlands: just good friends?
· Igor Gurkov: Foolishness, obstinacy or wisdom? Recently opened Russian factories of Western MNC
· Andrey Terekhov & Stanislav Tkachenko: Political economy of Russia’s IT sector
· Rolf Fredheim: What kind of control does Putin have over Russian media?
· Petr M. Mozias: Russia: this time is different
· Dmitry Zimin: The Solovetsky Islands: challenges of economic development
· Veera Laine: Shifting dynamics in the Russian civil society
· Maija Penttilä: Russian-speaking Evangelical communities in the Helsinki metropolitan area
· Claes G. Alvstam: The external trade relations between the EU and the Russian Federation: no energy outside energy
· Thomas Pellerin-Carlin: Ensuring the EU energy security vis-a-vis Russia
· Mykhailo Gonchar: Natural gas transit through Ukraine under the conditions of hybrid warfare
· Kristi Raik: Ukraine has brought threat perceptions of the Baltic Sea states closer to each other
· Sergiy Kurbatov: Broken “brotherhood”? The dramatic changes in mutual attitudes among Ukrainian and Russian population in 2013-2015
· Hanni Hyvärinen: Helping Ukrainian IDPs
· Nina Tynkkynen: Russia and international environmental politics: lessons to learn from the Baltic Sea cooperation
· Hanna Lankinen: Finland offers broad palette of investment opportunities
· Jānis Ikstens: AAA
· Risto Hiekka: Latvian economy as a business environment for a Nordic SME company
· Sigitas Brazinskas: Role of regional integration in market selection: the case of SMEs
· Lidia Danik & Izabela Kowalik: The Polish international new ventures: strategies and success factors
· Marian Gorynia, Jan Nowak, Piotr Trąpczyński & Radosław Wolniak: FDI from Central and Eastern Europe: the Polish perspective
· Tiia Vissak: Estonian evidence on exporters’ nonlinear internationalization
· Irina Rannak: Socio-cultural identification of Russian-speaking population of Estonia in the evolution of tourism activity
· Liudmila Voronova: The mediated “Russian world”: gender perspective
If you wish to contribute to the future reviews, please contact Mr. Kari Liuhto at kari.liuhto(a)utu.fi /+358 2 333 9575. To view all the previously published expert articles we invite you to visit www.utu.fi/pei. If you no longer wish to receive information about the Baltic Rim Economies, please reply to this email.
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