6/2011

• Štefan Füle: A renewed approach to the Eastern Partnership
• Konrad Niklewicz: Six months of the Polish Presidency
• Andrii Deshchytsia: Ukraine-EU relations – overview of the recent developments and perspectives for the nearest future
• Stanisław Koziej: Towards a new European Security Strategy
• Beata Wojna: The Polish Presidency and the Eastern Partnership
• Agnieszka Łada: Polish EU Council Presidency – efficient presidency in the difficult times
• Adam Eberhardt: Eastern Partnership and Poland’s EU presidency
• Alex Nice: Belarus and the Eastern Partnership in 2011
• Agnieszka Wójcicka: The Polish Presidency in the European Union in 2011
• Rafał Sadowski: The Polish EU Presidency and the Eastern Partnership
• Janusz Wróbel: Together faster and more efficiently
• Agata Łoskot-Strachota: The European Union’s external energy policy and its relations with its neighbours to the East
• Adam Łukaszewicz: Between the Baltic and the Mediterranean
• Ewa Dziedzic: Poland as a tourism destination – looking for a place in the market
• Elzbieta Kawecka-Wyrzykowska: Warsaw School of Economics and its international co-operation with Belarus and Ukraine
• Michael Gonchar: Ukrainian mainstream and dream stream of Russian energy policy
• Andriy Chubyk: South Stream – behind rhetoric
• Anaïs Marin: Belarus – the thwarted partnership
• Anton Lobach: Belarus's energy security
• Eduard Simchanka: Currency crisis 2011 in Belarus
• Murman Margvelashvili and George Mukhigulishvili: Georgia and its role in energy transit towards the West 
  

5/2011

• Jose Manuel Barroso: Bringing EU-Russian relations to a new level
• Jyrki Katainen: The great potential of the Baltic Sea cooperation
• Mart Laar: The new threats to Northern-Europe
• Diana Wallis: The stalemate in Spitsbergen could be used to Norway's advantage
• Olavi Ala-Nissilä: Challanges for the EU from the perspective of external audit and accountability
• Petteri Orpo: Our common bond – ties that bind us
• Matthew Lodge: A shared vision for promoting sustainable growth
• Aleksi Randell: The Turku process – promoting concrete cooperation with Russian partners
• Henry Lindelöf: The City of Kotka looks to the East
• Veli-Jukka Pennala: Maritime situational awareness across borders
• Detlef Müller: “Friction generates heat” – tourism, cooperation and the Baltic Sea identification factor
• Jorma Korhonen: The Baltic Sea and the Arctic will increase their importance in the energy security for the European Union
• Suvi Innilä: Positioning Turku on the world map – the city’s year as the European Capital of Culture
• Arne Grove: Role and achievements of the Nordic Council of Ministers (NCM) on environment and energy in North-West (NW) Russia, as a part of the Baltic Sea Region
• Bo Österlund: Piracy is a menace to international sea traffic
• Nina Vaskunlahti: Russia and the European Union – a multilayered relationship
• Sergey Dubinin: Russian finance system on the waves of global finance crisis
• Mika Kaukonen: Finland needs a strategy for immigration
• Irinja Paakkanen: Current trends of internationalisation within the University of Turku
• Mathias Bergman: Not why?, not when? – but how! – innovative solutions for the Baltic Sea
• Vicente Carabias, Karel Haegeman, Alexander Sokolov, Manfred Spiesberger, Klaus Schuch, and Irina R. Kuklina: Foresight for EU-Russia S&T and innovation cooperation
• Marina Bouianov: Some observations on today’s European and Russian innovation process
• Charles Wessner: R&D procurement and the role of the SBIR program
• Ivan Bortnik: Innovative entrepreneurships in Russia
• Nikolai Puntikov and Stanislav Tkachenko: Does the Russian economic system support technological entrepreneurship?
• Fredrik Westerlund: Russian intelligence services can help domestic nanotechnology – by keeping at arm’s length
• Andrei G. Zabrodskii: Ioffe Institute and its contribution in the development of nanotechnology in Russia
• Ruslan Shafiev: On innovation activity in Russia
• Kalman Kalotay: Internationalization of high-tech industries – lessons for the Russian government
• Adugna Lemi: Internationalization of R&D – implications for Russia
• Kari Liuhto: Some policy proposals based on the Finnish-Russian innovation collaboration
• Irina Sarno: Learning economy in the Baltic Sea region – an experience of the Finnish-Russian cooperation
• Sergey Tsybukov: The "Triple Helix" of the Polymer Cluster
• Alasdair Reid: Integrating national innovation strategies to leverage the potential of the Baltic Sea region
• Eero Vuorio: Biocenter Finland – a novel way to restructure national research infrastructures
• Pekka Ihalmo: Culminatum works to develop an attractive innovation environment for biotechnology in the BSR
• Sergey Shishkin: Modernization of public health care system in Russia
• Simo Mannila: Future perspectives of Finnish-Russian cooperation in neighbouring areas in the field of social affairs and health
• Maarit Valo: Technologically-mediated communication in working life – a rich area for both basic and applied research
• Jorma Nieminen: The emergence in the 1970s of the Nordic mobile phone services and industry – learnings for today
• Anna Wziątek-Kubiak: Heterogeneity of innovation strategies of Poland’s firms
• Marjukka Mäyry: Friendship between Finland and Poland
• Hans Langh: Maritime transport in winter is necessary for Baltic Sea states
• Elisa Holma: Strong recovery in maritime transport volumes stalled with economic uncertainty
• Vladimir Miklashevsky: Real investment in Northwest Russia – Ground Zero for reindustrialization?
• Kim Wikström and Elena Ganskau: Adaptation of business models to local conditions in Russia – five Nordic companies' experience
• Esa Rautalinko: Implementing a luxury strategy in Russia
• Pekka Kuusniemi: Sanitary ware market differences in the Baltic Sea region
• Nodari Simoniya: Russia – facing new challenges on the world gas markets
  
• Viesturs Ozolins: Russia towards energy saving and renewable energy
• Svetlana Avdasheva and Guzel Yusupova: Antitrust cases against Russian oil companies – battle for cheap petrol is under way
• Stanislav Tkachenko and Dmitry Tkachenko: Special Economic Zones in Russia – new trends
• Lena Jonson: Six more years with Vladimir Putin
• Kirill Rodionov: The outline of political reforms in future Russia
• Anaïs Marin: Belarus – no economic miracle for free
• Barbro Widing: Economic cooperation around the Baltic Sea – in search of efficiency and good governance
• Dmitri Lanko: Russia’s 2012/2013 CBSS Presidency
• Ismo Söderling: Finland, and migration in the Baltic Sea Region
• Malla Paajanen and Riitta Kosonen: Joint promotion of the Baltic Sea Region – triple helix cooperation in practice
• Liisa Rohweder: Words cannot save the Baltic Sea
• Mikko Nikinmaa: Dioxin in Baltic salmon and herring – is it a toxicological problem?
• Kim Jordas: The challenges of professional fishery in the Baltic Sea – a Finnish point of view
• Irina Sennikova: Intellectual entrepreneurship as a way to innovation economy
• Erik Terk and Jüri Sakkeus: Future of North-South connections – about transportation, but not only transportation
• Esa Sallinen: How to select international distribution channels for business software products?

4/2011

• Martti Ruokokoski: Tourism in the Arctic region and the Kola Peninsula
• Clive Archer: The United Kingdom and the Arctic
• Lev Voronkov: Russia as the partner in the Arctic
• Gleb Yarovoy: Russia’s Arctic – a call for the new Arctic thinking
• Marlène Laruelle: Russia’s narrative on the Arctic – from patriotic rhetoric to the Arctic ‘brand’
• Lassi Heininen: Globalization and Arctic Strategies indicators of a new significant geopolitical change in the Arctic region
• Charles Emmerson: Inside out – the emerging geopolitics of a changing Arctic
• Alyson JK Bailes: Why does the Arctic matter for the Baltic (and the Baltic States)?
• Alf Håkon Hoel: International cooperation in the Arctic – 20 year anniversary
• Regis Rouge-Oikarinen: What future for Barents cooperation?
• Kristine Offerdal: New optimism in the Barents Sea
• Tatiana Petrovna Skufina and Sergey Vladimirovich Baranov: Complex estimation of socio-economic development of municipalities of Murmansk Region
• Frank Sejersen: Climate change and the emergence of a new Arctic region
• Erik Gant: Arctic strategies – from an indigenous perspective
• Liisa Holmberg: Arctic indigenous peoples and innovations
• Tamara Semenova: What future awaits indigenous peoples in Russia?
• Stefan Walter: Resource management in the North
• Frédéric Lasserre: Arctic shipping – the ships will come, but not for transit
• Tero Vauraste: Strong Arctic marine expertise from Finland
• Eini Laaksonen: Identifying challenges of Finnish companies in entering the Murmansk region
• Jingchao Peng: What is China doing in the Arctic?
• Sanna Kopra: The rise of China and international politics on climate change
• Mia Bennett: Canadian and American perspectives on the Arctic

3/2011

• Eero Heinäluoma: The Nordic-Baltic cooperation

• Guido Westerwelle: The importance of the Baltic Sea region for Germany – Priorities of the German presidency of the Council of Baltic Sea States (CBSS) 2011/2012

• Ingrid Nestle: Germany’s future energy policy

• Mikko Pukkinen: Finnish business and the Baltic Sea region

• Timo Rajakangas: Instead of three no’s it is four aye’s that apply to the EUSBSR

• Sten Nordin: Stockholm calls for greater commitment to the well-being of the Baltic Sea

• Vladimir Kuzin: Post crisis economic growth in Kaliningrad region

• Andrey Klemeshev: Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University as an example of EU-Russia cooperation

• Bernard Lammek: The University of Gdańsk – the largest institution of higher education in Northern Poland

• Edgar Öhberg: The importance of fishery

• Mika Vehviläinen: The Baltic Boutique and the future of air travel

• Anneli Pauli: EU-Russia cooperation in promoting innovation

• Riitta Mustonen: Significance of international activities to the research system

• Michael Schlicht and Marion Mienert: German-Russian collaboration in research and innovation

• Vladimir V. Okrepilov: Economic development based on the economics for quality

• Frank Schauff: Russia-EU partnership for modernisation – words and reality

• Oleg Luksha: Russian Technology Transfer Network – gate to Russia’s innovations

• Igor Kuprienko: Finnish-Russian Innovation Centre – main results of activities

• Turo Uskali: Innovation and journalism – convergence

• Hanna Mäkinen: Innovations – a key to the future competitiveness of the Baltic Sea region

• Richard Connolly: Financial constraints on the modernization of the Russian economy

• Alexander Chulok: Using Foresight as an instrument for constructing future vision for key sectors of Russian economy – results and lessons

• Anders Björnsson: Science as an engine of integration – academic environments as common public spheres

• Klaus Schuch, George Bonas and Jörn Sonnenburg: International science and technology cooperation in Eastern European countries

• Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius: War and conflict in the Baltic Sea region – a historical perspective

• Artur Usanov: Kaliningrad Nuclear Power Plant – economics and geopolitics

• Pekka Salomaa: The electricity market around the Baltic Sea – still political

• Bo Petersson: Master of the house – Putin, the presidency and political myth in Russia

• Konrad Popławski: Is Russia still a bric country – exports to Russia during the global crisis from German perspective

• Urban Wråkberg: The challenges of forecasting Arctic energy projects

• Mai-Brith Schartau: The work of German environmental organization in the Baltic Sea region

• Timo Korpela: Joint Biotechnology Laboratory, twenty-two years Finnish-Russian successful collaboration in biotechnology

• Erik Bonsdorff: Some ecological and political challenges for the Baltic Sea

• Mia Crawford: Baltic Sea region rides on the green economic wave

• Eero Yrjö-Koskinen: From voluntary to legally binding measures in the Baltic Sea

• Níels Einarsson: Fisheries governance, equity, and externalities in post-crisis Iceland

• Wolf Born: After two years of implementation – The EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea region at a crossroads?

• Juha Aaltonen: Turku Airport

• Arto Asikainen: Russian tourists in Finland – national success story of Finland

• Juhana Tuomola: EU information services in the Baltic Sea region

• Petteri Siika-aho: Multidisciplinary university and societal interaction

• Timo Koivumäki: Industrial business parks – SMSE employment platform in Russia

• Tero Vauraste: Efficiency gains through combination of oil spill recovery, icebreaking and cross-border cooperation

• Tero Hemmilä: Towards environmental friendly and productive agriculture – Yara’s solutions for a cleaner Baltic Sea

• Pasi Lähdetie: Enough food to feed the world?

• Elisabeth Lind: Affect peoples energy consumption by design?

• Katri Savijärvi: A better solution for waste management

Supplement issue

• Radosław Sikorski: The Polish Presidency – priorities and challenges

2/2011

• Karel De Gucht: Overview of current EU-Russia trade and investment relations
• Artis Pabriks: Challenges and solutions to the regional security
• Dirk Ahner: Completing the Circle – Russia and the European Union Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region
• Björn Grönholm: Cooperation in change in the Baltic Sea Region
• Marko Pomerants: About the underlying documents that have shaped Estonia’s policy of internal security
• Aino-Maija Luukkonen: Pori–Riga – cooperation in the future
• Fred Karlsson, Henrik Lax and Henrik Meinander: Finland in need of a strategy for promoting language skills
• Andrea Goldstein: Big business in the BRICs
• Kai Mykkänen: Russia’s WTO accession might be a game-changer
• Vladimir Baranovsky: What is bringing the United States, Europe and Russia together
• Mikko Ruohonen and Lea Ahoniemi: China is ruling rare earth elements and oxide production
• Anders Blom and Ossi Tuusvuori: The Europe Foundation focuses its future action on the Baltic Sea Region – Baltic Sea strategy and protection is a priority area in Europe
• Silke Lorenz and Katariina Röbbelen-Voigt: Forum for social dialogue in the Baltic Sea Region – a model for Europe
• Marko Lönnqvist: Shale gas can shake up the European gas market
• Lars Petter Lunden: Russian gas price reform and its impact on exports to Europe
• Markku Kivinen: Energy superpower of business as usual?
• Pentti-Oskari Kangas: I am a happy man
• Seppo Knuuttila: Can the Baltic Sea recover from eutrophication?
• Juha Salonen: Eating bread to clean up the Archipelago Sea
• Irina A. Shmeleva: Sustainable development of Saint Petersburg – goals, problems, strategies
• Ilppo Vuorinen: Climate change in the Baltic Sea marine environment
• Stanislav E. Shmelev: Dynamic sustainability assessment – the case of Russia in the period of transition (1985-2007)
• Martti Komulainen and Katariina Kiviluoto: Baltic Sea needs public involvement
• Aleksandr Nikitin: Nuclear problems of the North-West of Russia (from Fukushima perspective)
• Anne Gry Rønningen and Ksenia Vakhrusheva: Renewable future in the Russian Barents Region
• Ingmar Oldberg: Security challenges in the Baltic Sea region – a Swedish perspective
• Mikhail Belkin: Northern Sea Route enters international shipping business
• Yrjö Myllylä: The North-East Passage is already a fact
• Valery Mitko: Evolution of geopolitical factors, determining innovative directions of the Arctic regions sustainable development
• Julian Cooper: Russia’s human capital and the task of modernisation
• Valdar Liive: Estonian-Finnish cooperation in the fields of innovation, and R&D as a start-up company
• Jukka Viitanen and Martti Launonen: Transferring innovation system knowledge to every-day best practices
• Henri Vogt: Estonia – ever more firmly in the nation-liberal course?
• Laura Kauhanen and Pekka Koponen: Materials technologies transform Estonian economy
• Irina Busygina and Mikhail Filippov: Modernization and innovative development in Russia – what lacks?
• Päivi Karhunen and Riitta Kosonen: Russia’s modernization program as opportunity for Baltic Rim economic cooperation
• Sinikukka Saari: The boom and crash of modernisation zeal in EU–Russia relations
• Sergey Filippov: Innovation strategies of emerging Russian multinational companies
• Katja Weckström: Law in the information society – a platform for cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region
• Csaba Makó, Péter Csizmadia, Miklós Illéssy, Ichiro Iwaskai, Miklós Szanyi and Péter Csizmadia: Innovation and knowledge development in the knowledge intensive business service sector (cross-country comparison – Hungary versus Slovakia)
• Leena Lehtinen: Are there any landowners in Russia?
• Jukka Pietiläinen: Is a new glasnost era beginning?
• Galina Shmarlouskaya: Benefits and challenges in developing regional integration (the case of the Customs Union of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan)
• Matthew Frear: The EU and Belarus after the 2010 presidential election