Pan-Eurooppa Instituutin neljännesvuosittain julkaisema keskustelufoorumi, Baltic Rim Economies (BRE), seuraa Itämeren alueen kehitystä. Julkaisussa keskusteluun osallistuvat korkean tason julkisen ja yksityisen sektorin päätöksentekijät, akateemisen maailman edustajat sekä useat muut asiantuntijat.
Asiantuntija-artikkelit:
- 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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