The Pan-European Institute publishes a quarterly discussion forum, Baltic Rim Economies (BRE), which focuses on 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.
Expert articles:
- Günther Oettinger: Europe's energy future is in gas and in Central Asia
- Gediminas Kazlauskas: The Baltic Sea protection – a challenge for Lithuania and for the whole Baltic Sea region
- Lambert van Nistelrooij: Joint efforts in the Baltic Sea Strategy
- Alexander Graf Lambsdorff: EU-Ukraine relations – a decisive year ahead
- Vladimir Chizhov: The Russia-EU Partnership for Modernisation
- Juris Bone: From Baltic Tiger to Baltic Phoenix
- Jussi Huttunen: Mobilising the regional assets through joint efforts – Pohjois-Savo looks at the Baltic Sea region in cooperation
- Nikolay Tsukanov: Energy deficit of Kaliningrad region is passing
- Jan Owe-Larsson: Territorial cooperation – an asset for East Sweden and the Baltic Sea region
- Pekka Myllymäki: Rural Mynämäki community on the way to competitiveness, employment and safe energy supply
- Akko Karlsson: Territorial review and regional development in the Baltic area
- Slava Khodko: Cooperation development in the Baltic Sea region
- Boedker Andersen: Union of the Baltic Cities 20 years – inspired by the past, heading for the future
- Jyrki Myllyvirta: The power of two metropoles
- Mikael Pentikäinen: Water flows down from Russia’s mountains
- Börje Svanborg: Cooperation within Baltic Sea region (BSR)
- Kaisa Kononen: Towards the Rio+20 in the Baltic Sea region
- Allan Alaküla: BSR deserves a communication strategy
- Anna Saarentaus: Communication is the key – towards a successful network
- Alain Roggeri: EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region – from good intentions to effective implementation and results
- Ellinor Ivarsson, Tommy Holm and Fredrik Gunnarsson: The municipal authorities and the Baltic Sea Strategy – conditions for greater local involvement
- Colin Wolfe and Malgorzata Pekala: The EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region – "business as usual" in the EU?
- Janne Jõesaar-Ruusalu: The European Union Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region – where do we stand today?
- Rikard Bengtsson: The EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region in 2012 – implementation challenges
- Eeva Rantama: The EU Baltic Sea Region Programme as major start-up support to the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region
- Gunnel Gustafsson: Research collaboration – a way to turn grand challenges into opportunities
- Levan Mindeli: The role of science in Russia's modernisation
- Jan Widberg: Multi-dimensional challenges and governance in the Baltic Sea region
- Janne Tamminen: CPMR Baltic Sea Commission as a developer of the Baltic Sea Area
- Jaakko Henttonen: NDEP – a partnership delivering concrete results for the Baltic and Barents Seas
- Bernd Henningsen: Germany and the Baltic Sea region
- Gunnar Lassinantti: Baltic Sea region cooperation at a crossroad
- Bjarke W. Bøtcher: Growth in vessel transport necessitates regional cooperation on maritime safety and security
- Mervi Pitkänen: Baltic Sea region clusters as platforms for a global maritime growth potential
- Julian Skelnik: Regional and European determinants in favour of the development of the port of Gdansk
- Gunnar Prause: Air cargo in the Baltic Sea region
- Jussi Rautsi: The new EU Territorial Agenda – a Baltic Sea region perspective
- Tobias Etzold: Nordic cooperation – the adaptation process continues
- Johanna Reiman: WHO Healthy Cities promote cross-sectoral work to tackle unhealthy lifestyles
- Jacob Carstensen: The Baltic Sea below the surface
- Grazyna Sapota: Sustainable Development Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region
- Andrzej Jagusiewicz: “Three in one”– the recipe to save the Baltic waters and its ecosystems
- Lotta Nummelin: The Baltic Sea and cities – the flow goes both ways
- Andrzej Tubielewicz and Marcin Forkiewicz: How an age friendly environment can be promoted in the Baltic Sea region
- Agata Mężyńska: What is there in between competition and competition? – investment promotion in Policy Action Plan for the Marketing of the Baltic Sea Region
- Daniel de Graaf: Boosting sustainable production in SMEs in the Baltic Sea region – challenges and solutions identified by the SPIN project
- Agnieszka Kowalcze: Why stay in the Baltic Sea region?
- Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen: Russia as an environmentally responsible energy superpower?
- Leonid Karabeshkin: Energy nationalism and cooperation in the Baltic Sea region
- Jörg Hackmann: Does history pose an obstacle to Baltic identity?
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