6/2008

• Janez Potočnik: BONUS project – Baltic countries lead research for better use of the Baltic Sea
• Stefan Wallin: Mare nostrum – Sea of Culture
• Bogdan Klich: Security challenges in the Baltic Sea Region 
• Sven Mikser: Return of the cold war – mis-shapes and mirror images 
• Wilfried Grolig: Germany and the Baltic Sea cooperation – current common challenges and the Baltic Sea Strategy of the European Union
• Igor Yurgens: Foreign investment in the strategic sector of the Russian economy – fundamentals and expectations
• Bo Österlund: Significance of Russia’s Baltic fleet growing. Will nuclear weapons return to the Baltic Sea?
• Pekka Ruola: Turku and Tallinn – work together for a better Baltic Sea environment
• Torsten Wöllert: Bridge over troubled waters? Managing EU-Russia energy relations
• Agata Łoskot-Strachota: The Baltic Sea as the most important corridor for Russia’s oil exports
• Dan Steinbock: Eclipse of export-led growth?
• Sergey M. Drobyshevsky: Rouble devaluation – pros et contras 
• Lars Tranberg Rasmussen: How to restore confidence and allow the rouble to weaken
• Lassi Linnanen: Double environmental dividend – combining actions against climate change and pollution of the Baltic Sea
• Martti Lariola: Reduction of nutrient discharges will turn the trend towards a cleaner Baltic Sea
• Antti Saurama: Key figures on maritime transports and cargoes handled in the Baltic Sea ports in 2007, compiled by the Baltic Port List
• Kirsi-Maarit Poljatschenko: Containerized cargo market of the Baltic Sea and future of Mother Russia
• Wolfram Schrettl: EU and Russia – are there limits to “common values”?
• Urmas Varblane: Why are economies of Estonia and Iceland different?
• Filip Hamro-Drotz: Priorities of business for the EU’s Baltic Sea Strategy
• Rünno Lumiste, Robert Pefferly and Alari Purju: Estonia’s economic development – trends, practices and sources
• Jacek Batóg: Virtual Baltic Development Agency – a network for international links and investment spillovers in BSR
• Mika Widgrén: Paul Krugman and the Baltic Rim

5/2008

• José Manuel Durão Barroso: EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region
• Paula Lehtomäki: Cleaner, safer and brighter future of the Baltic Sea
• Jaak Aaviksoo: Events in Georgia provoke discussions on security in good, old, peaceful Europe
• Siiri Oviir: Gas pipeline to the Baltic Sea – should it come in a civilized way or under the dictate of the big and the powerful?
• Artis Pabriks: Baltic security reflections in the aftermath of the Russian-Georgian conflict
• Efthimios E. Mitropoulos: Busy Baltic to benefit from global pollution measures
• Jari Luoto: EU focuses on the Baltic Sea
• André Mernier: A role for the Energy Charter in a new Russia-EU Partnership Agreement
• Timo Rajala: Finland is facing major energy decisions
• Karlis Mikelsons: Environmentally friendly for sustainable growth
• Reinier Zwitserloot: Nord Stream – making more European energy solidarity possible
• Viktoras Valentukevicius: Current and future activities of Lietuvos Dujos AB
• Seppo Remes: Russian gas can unite Europe – if we allow it
• Aleksandra Mierzynska and Krzysztof Parkoła: PGNiG – trying to be one step further
• Tapio Reponen: Profiling as a key success factor in modern university strategies
• Markus Ederer: Germany and the Baltic Sea Region – challenges and opportunities for cooperation on energy security
• Jyrki Terva: Russia’s ability to use its energy might
• Tomasz Zadroga: Activities of the Polish Energy Group
• Yury S. Kadzhoyan: D-6 development – dialogue with the local communities and the government
• Janek Parkman: Estonian oil shale sector undergoing changes
• Christian Lund: Energizing opportunities
• Erkki Kotiranta: The Russian Arctic is turning into an important energy supply route to Europe alongside the Baltic Sea
• Jyrki Vähätalo: Safe and reliable global maritime transport of dangerous chemical cargo via the Baltic Sea
• Peter F. Johnston: Al Qaeda’s threat to oil and gas assets in the Baltic Region
• Arild Moe and Lars Rowe: Russian shipbuilding – is a rapid turnaround possible?
• Urpo Kivikari: Institute’s turning points and highlights
• Simon-Erik Ollus: The global financial turbulence and Russia
• Rainer Nõlvak: From Russia, with gas
• Kari Liuhto: EU's growing energy import dependency a major risk

4/2008

• László Kovács: EU-Russia customs cooperation − solving border congestion
• Kaspars Gerhards: Economy of Latvia − on the path to stabilization
• Algirdas Butkevicius: Lithuanian transport sector – perspectives for development
• Halldór Ásgrímsson: Globalisation and the Baltic Sea Region
• Pekka Haavisto: Baltic Sea as an energy route
• Kimmo Kiljunen: Russian politics
• Reijo Karhinen: OP-Pohjola Group – appraising expansion opportunities in the Baltic countries
• Anders Paalzow: Challenges facing the higher education in the Baltic countries
• Hanna Lehtinen: The EU strategy for the Baltic Sea Region and its links to the Northern Dimension
• Fraser Cameron and Aaron Matta: Prospects for EU-Russia relations
• Kalle Euro: Creative dissent will enhance Baltic business
• Ole Damsgaard: Disparities and potentials in the BSR
• Jarkko Heinonen: Cluster approach as a tool of industrial policy in the Baltic Sea Region
• Harri Ekebom: Problems of the Archipelago Sea are self-created
• Hanna Mäkinen: Energy security and environment – energy challenges in the European Union

3/2008

• Anders Fogh Rasmussen: Energy challenges and opportunities in the Baltic Sea Region 
• Vladimír Špidla: Recent European Court of Justice rulings highlight potential complications for labour mobility, but overall a mobile work force will contribute to a more dynamic EU economy
• Jan-Erik Enestam: Co-operation in the Baltic Sea Region
• Anu Vehviläinen: Logistics unites markets
• Andreas Carlgren: The EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region as a tool for implementing the HELCOM Baltic Sea Action Plan
• Anita Mäkinen: More maritime safety for the Baltic Sea – what are the options?
• Ma Keqing: Economic and trade cooperation between China and Finland − mutually beneficial and win-win development
• Merle Pajula: Estonia − the country we are building together
• Tapani Erling: Customs administrations and economic crime 
• Risto Ervelä – Hannu Elo: Need for a Baltic Sea Region strategy from the viewpoint of Southwest Finland 
• Aimo Ahti: Innorail – facilitating the renaissance of railways in Northern Europe 
• Nikolai M. Kropachev: Saint-Petersburg State University performance in the Baltic Sea Region
• Olli Manner: Baltic region strategy for the technical consulting business? 
• Torbjörn Becker: Baltic Sea neighbors – time to engage with Belarus 
• Matti Aura: Is the heyday of the transit traffic via Finnish ports to Russia over? 
• Alfred Hecht: The ‘Baltic Main Street’ highway proposal
• Elena G. Efimova: Ports as gateways and hubs of Baltic Sea Region 
• Hans Brask: Visions for the future Baltic Sea Region cooperation – an EU avant-garde in promoting the fifth freedom of the internal market? 
• Kari Liuhto: The many challenges of the Baltic Sea Region 

2/2008

• Ján Figel': Why we need to modernise European universities 
• Tarja Cronberg: We need a Baltic Sea Stern Review 
• Maciej Nowicki: Is Poland really the biggest polluter of the Baltic Sea? 
• Saara Kankaanrinta: Saving the Baltic Sea with public-private cooperation, result-orientated actions 
• Aliaksandr Milinkevich: Belarus and Baltic Sea Region –common interests and challenges 
• Erkki Kotiranta: Shipping of oil products in the Baltic region  
• Kari Raivio: University reform – a global phenomenon 
• Maria Tengroth: Ranking of Swedish higher education institutions 
• Niina Nummela: Finnish SMEs in the Baltic Sea Region – growth potential and challenges 
• Žaneta Ozoliņa: Searching for a new leadership in the Baltic Sea Region 
• Tapio Välinoro: The third stage of regional economy – integration of the east and west 
• Alexei Prazdnichnykh: Leningrad region  capitalizing geographical advantage 
• Mika Akkanen: Today’s possibilities for city twinning relationships in the Baltic Sea Region 
• Vladimir Kuzin: The role of the special economic zones in attracting foreign investment to the Kaliningrad region 
• Arto Luukkanen: Medvedev´s new agenda for Russia – reforming a system that can not be reformed?

 1/2008

• Andrus Ansip: Estonia’s development perspectives 
• Joe Borg: A new European Policy: the Integrated Maritime Policy, an ocean of opportunity for Europe 
• Yegor Gaidar: Europe and Russia, new relations 
• Jan Egeland: Affluent Baltic region must increase its assistance 
• Matti Halmesmäki: Kesko - a retail specialist 
• Hans Brask: The 2007 State of the Region Report  
• Timo Karttinen & Pirja Heiskanen: Market-based investment into Russian power sector 
• Tatiana Romanova: Energy and transport into the Northern Dimension?: Russian perspectives 
• Aku Sorainen: Managing a modern business law firm through values in the Baltic States 
• Iwona Wisniewska: State corporations – state property in de facto private hands 
• Urpo Kivikari: EU and Russia as neighbours and partners – the specific role of the Baltic Sea Region 
• Alari Purju: Transit trade through Estonia: problems and development 
• Tomasz Dolegowski: SGH – Warsaw School of Economics and the Baltic Region 
• Samu Numminen: Coastal management and regional cooperation in saving the Baltic Sea 
• Wojtek Dorabialski: Can competition protection in Poland become more effective? 
• Kari Liuhto: Future of the EU-Russia relations