6/2010

• Egemen Bağış: The future of Europe and Turkey on the basis of the report of the EU reflection group
• Dainius Kreivys: Post-crisis Lithuania – lessons and recovery
• Hannu Takkula and Vesa Kangaslahti: Education in times of recession and at the age of innovation
• Igor Yurgens: Russia’s modernization – a progress report
• Jaakko Iloniemi: Modernization of Russia
• Alexander V. Khoroshilov:ICT competence and HRD in public administration sector of Russian Federation
• Seppo Honkapohja: Economic prospects for Russia and its implications for the Baltic Rim region after the global crisis
• Gennady G. Melikiyan: Russian banking sector after global financial crisis
• Stefan Widomski: How to develop civic society in Eastern Europe? From an academic institute to a civic think tank. The example of activity of the Polish Gdansk Institute for Market Economics.
• Niklas Mannfolk: Quo vadis, Evropa? – A look at the future of European energy production
• Cay Sevón: Turku 2011 European Capital of Culture in local and regional development
• F.V. Karmazinov: Best practices to improve water quality in the Gulf of Finland as exemplified by Vodokanal of St. Petersburg
• Maija Saijonmaa and Karl-Johan Lehtinen: NEFCO’s role in improving the environmental status of the Baltic Sea
• Juhani Tervala: Minimising close calls with intelligent transport systems
• Matti Aaltonen: Safe shipping – the result of conserted effort 
• Pekka Laaksonen: The biggest threat for the Gulf of Finland – oil catastrophe
• Tommi Kivilaakso: Changes in the Finnish-Russian border traffic and customs cooperation
• Katri Pynnöniemi: What makes modernization a political project?
• Einari Kisel: Decisive years in creation of the Baltic power market
• Antero Jännes: Gas around the Baltic Sea
• Matti Hilli: Renewable energy markets in Baltic Sea region from a perspective of a bioenergy company
• Pami Aalto:How will Russia cope in the emerging new energy agenda?
• Joseph Dutton: The Shale Gale – perfect storm or flitting breeze?
• H Kalervo Väänänen: University of Eastern Finland, an example of Finnish university reform
• Antti Valle and Pirjo Kutinlahti: Baltic Sea Region – a globally recognised innovation hub 
• Ilya Romanovich Shegelman: University in innovative space region
• Kai Savolainen: Assuring safe use of engineered nanomaterials and nanotechnologies – a challenge for the future or today?
• Alexey Prazdnichnykh and Kari Liuhto: The Russian CEOs analyse the innovation activity of their company
• Jarosław Cwiek-Karpowicz: Partnership for modernisation – incentive to revise the EU-Russia relations
• Pasi Malinen: Universities’ innovation and entrepreneurship activities at cross-roads in Baltic Sea Region – case Pskov
• Jari Lähteenmäki and Jarkko Heinonen: Finland should dare to take initiative – the strategy for the Baltic Sea region needs to be concretized
• Juha Stenholm: Way out of the crisis – privatization of Russian federal property
• Sergey Stefanishin, Alexey Skvortsov and Yulia Tsykalo:Game rules for foreign investments in strategic companies in Russia
• Heli Pellikka: Combining the requirements of Russian Accounting Principles and IFRS – challenge for many international companies
• Krista Taipale: It has been a year since the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region started – how is the situation today?
• Aku Alanen: Large towns dominant in the economy of culture in Finland
• Marcus Svedberg: Herd mentality 
• Irina Novikova: Gender equality in Latvia – achievements and challenges 
• Keir Giles: Russian military transformation – work in progress 
• Dominik P. Jankowski and Barbara Kirejczyk: Baltic Sea sustained stability vs. Black Sea geopolitical struggle myth or reality?
• Marat Terterov: Bringing Russia into NATO – a Trojan horse in the making 
• Bo Österlund: On security management and precautions on municipal level  

5/2010

• Mykola Azarov: Ukraine – Finland: European rapprochement
• Johannes Hahn: A look at the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea
• Norbert Röttgen: Germany – an important player in international Baltic Sea protection
• Knut Fleckenstein: The EU-Russia modernisation partnership – what's in it? 
• Bruce J. Oreck: New energy development in the Baltic
• Christer Michelsson: The relations between Finland and Ukraine in 2010
• Mikko Paatero: Baltic Sea Region Task Force on organised crime
• Jacqueline McGlade: The main environmental challenges of the 2010's in the Baltic Sea region
• Zygmunt Berdychowski: Economic Forum in Krynica, Poland – 20 years of rethinking the world and boosting the region
• Hans Brask: The EU Strategy – keep focus on green and smart growth in the Baltic Sea Region
• Jaakko Kiander: European imbalances and Baltic region growth potential
• Klaus Wittmann: Towards NATO’s new Strategic Concept
• Derek Averre: Russia-NATO relations time for a change? 
• Riina Kaljurand: Baltic Sea security – issue or non-issue?
  
• Risto Sulkava: What is the right price for nature?
• Anne Berner: Family business – does ownership matter?Harri Kerminen: Baltic Sea – Kemira at your service 
• Aimo Eloholma: Russia – affordable Internet access across the country 
• Mikael Aro: Rail services connecting Finland and Russia
• Matti Miettunen: Take the A Train 
• Darius Brekys:Lithuania – a narrow corridor for heavy transit freight 
• Miroslawa Ponczek: Simplified customs procedures on EU territory in international transport of goods by sea
• Nikolay Shavrov: Russian Maritime sector in 2010
• Nikolay Dobronravin: Maritime issues in Russia’s energy politics in the Baltic Sea Region
• Claus Lassen: DHL Express Denmark – competing for a great future
• Kai Mykkänen: What do Finnish investment in Russia tell us? 
• Kalle Euro: Russia – not such a mystery after all 
• Alexander Karlik and Olga Garanina: Unconventional gas and Russia
• Matthew Hulbert: Europe’s lethargy – Russia’s opening
• Eric Brunat: Successful scientific and technological ‘Modernizatsia’ in Russia requires institutional and economic changes
• Viatcheslav Morozov: Dmitry Medvedev’s modernisation from above 
• Stefan Hedlund: Economies in transition and transition economics
• Riitta Pyykkö: Common understanding of quality as a basis for the development of cooperation in higher education between Finland and Russia
• Louis Clerc: Trade, trade, trade – Russia from a French perspective in 2010 
• Ilmari Larjavaara: Do we need better "institutional marketing" in Russian trade?
• Alexander Gogolevskiy: Pskov State Pedagogical University on the way to the European higher education area
• Jesper Roine: The Russia-Belarus energy relationship – a reluctantly continuing affair 
• Gabriele Kötschau: Belarus – a Baltic Sea country?
• Juhani Salokannel: Two neighbours
• Pekka Räsänen: ICT use and ageing populations in Baltic area
• Marko Lehti: Baltic success story – but what next?
• Xiaotian Zhang: “To Be or Not To Be” business relations between the Baltic States and China, example of Estonia
• Venelin Tsachevsky: Black Sea economic cooperation – how good example it is for the Baltic Region? 
• Zeki Kütük: Turkey as an energy import corridor
• Andriy Chubyk: Ukraine and its future role in the EU-Russia gas transit
• Petteri Hannonen: Entering Russian markets – a point of view of a Finnish SME
• Timo Painilainen: Finnish press presents an image of a nauseous Baltic Sea 

4/2010

• Vlad Filat: Bringing Moldova closer to the European Union
• Libor Roucek: Endangered European security?
• Maud Olofsson: Energy co-operation in the Baltic Sea region 
• Carl Haglund: EU and Russia – why they matter for the Baltic Sea
• Jenni Kuronen: Fundamental changes are needed in the governance of maritime safety
• Ramunas Vilpišauskas: Lithuania and euro – a second opportunity not to be missed
• Jukka Gustafsson: Current challenges of Finnish and Russian shipbuilding – collaboration in R&D and building of ice class special tonnage
• Bo Österlund: The Arctic region is warming up as a result of climatic change, and the repositioning of security policy
• Marcel de Haas: Russia’s future security stance versus friends and foes
• Seppo Ruohonen: Changing Baltic Sea military threats
• Nikita Lomagin: Medvedev’s fourteen points – any added value for global security?
• Peter F. Johnston: Arctic energy resources and security
• Timo Hellenberg: How to secure the Arctic – more joint exercises, less high level declarations
• Katarzyna Zysk: Russian perspectives on Arctic security
• Teemu Palosaari: Ice melts, peace prevails. The race for resources in the Arctic?
• Joan Nymand Larsen: Northern economies in a time of change
• Timo Koivurova: Who should be governing the Arctic?
• Tatiana Romanova: Russia in the Arctic area – more issues than it seems?
• Roderick Kefferpütz: Putting Russia’s Arctic policy into perspective 
• Yrjö Myllylä: Russia's geopolitical focus has moved to the North – the development of Murmansk region in the light of three scenarios 
• Amelia Hadfield: Arctic adventures – cold shoulder or hot prospects?
• Anna Sirina: Indigenous peoples of the North in Russian politics today
• Eini Laaksonen: The uncertain future of the Shtokman gas field project in the Barents Sea
• Sami Andoura: Towards a European Energy Community an opportunity for the Baltic
• Dmitry V. Vasilenko: The EU gas market – doomed to Kalakh game
• Susanne Oxenstierna: The Russian nuclear renaissance
• Peter Lund: It is time to think more with brain than muscles in the Baltic Sea Region energy debate
• Asta Salmi:Innovations and Finnish–Russian Research Co-operation
• Juha Väätänen: How do Russian companies innovate
• Kristiina Helenius: It’s time to step up FDI efforts
• Ralph Hirdina and Thomas Jost: German investment in the Baltic States
• Tauno Taajamaa: We should know how to do business with Russia – but do we really? 
• Andrei A. Tatarinov: Olympic winter games in Sochi – costs and expected benefits
• Kimmo Rentola: Post-Cold War politics of history 

3/2010

• Máire Geoghegan-Quinn: The European Commission's Europe 2020 vision for research and innovation 
• Tõnis Lukas: R&D in Estonia – capacity building in progress 
• Mitro Repo: The Baltic Sea – at the cross roads of politics and religion
• Mart Laar: Estonia joins Euro zone
• Susanna Huovinen: The Baltic needs intensive measures
• Christina Gestrin: Broad parliamentary support for Baltic Sea Region initiatives
• Alexander Prokhorenko: We are linked not only by pragmatics
• Armas Lahoniitty: Turku and St. Petersburg
• Dmitriy Lisenkov: Natural cooperation takes a substantial effort to start
• Markku Mattila and Laura Raaska: Science to the rescue of the Baltic Sea
• Veli-Pekka Saarnivaara: EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region and innovation policy
• Keith Silverang: Creating the world’s first global innovation hub chain: Technopolis is now operating in Finland, Russia and Estonia – and just getting warmed up
• N Tapani Saarinen: Is there a new Finnish Innovation System?
• Simo Karetie: Chinese innovation and it’s significance for Finland
• Tuomo Airaksinen: International companies can boost Finland's innovation system
• Lauri Lajunen: The University-Business Partnerships
• Leonid Gokhberg: Principles for a new-generation innovation policy
• Gennady Korolyonok: Trade relations between the Republic of Belarus and the Republic of Finland in progress
• Timur Gareev and Igor Denisov: Development of innovations in Kaliningrad Region – general characterization and overview of the perspectives
• Pirjo Vuokko: Branding the university – why and how?
• Jaak Treiman and Liisa Välikangas: Estonia and the EU – political innovation and the quest for independence
• Kari Liuhto: Rosnano and Skolkovo are Russia’s best innovation promoting measures, but they are not enough to modernise Russia as a whole 
• Fraser Cameron: The EU-Russia modernisation partnership Oleg N. Misko and Sergei F. Sutyrin: Can Saint-Petersburg meet the challenge of innovation age?
• Hiski Haukkala: The EU and Russia already have what it takes to succeed
• Igor Torbakov: Assessing the prospects of Russia’s modernization
• Stanislav Tkachenko and Dmitry Tkachenko: Progress of the Special Economic Zones in North-West Russia
• Valtteri Kaartemo and Kari Liuhto: The bumps in Russia’s innovation chase
• Irina Dezhina: Big projects as a stimulus for innovation development in Russia
• Kaisa-Kerttu Peltola: Developing the Russian innovation system – potential for increased cooperation with Finland
• Leena Aarikka-Stenroos and Birgitta Sandberg: Commercialisation of innovations requires co-operation and networks
• Jari Kaivo-oja: Systemic innovation thinking as a tool for breakthrough innovations
• Tuomas Mylly: Does the European Union overprotect intellectual property? 
• Igor Nevzorov: Main peculiarities of the Russian intellectual property legislation 
• Mika Aaltonen and Michael Loescher: The perfect storm
• Christopher S. Chivvis: NATO, Russia, and the future of the European security system
• Tatu Laurila: EU? Baltic Sea Region? Finland? Helsinki? There are many to choose from, but which one will succeed?
• Iikka Korhonen: Russia’s medium-term growth prospects still uncertain
• Ivan Korolev: Russia – two years after the crisis
• Andreas Klein and Catja Gaebel: Raising Germany’s awareness of the Baltic Sea region
• Maria-Elena Cowell: Nordic co-operation fading to oblivion or resurrection through regionalism?
• Anne Erkkilä: Comprehensive coordination of environmental monitoring is necessary for ecosystem-based management of coastal and marine areas
• Hardo Pajula: In search of a narrative
• Harri Melin: Enterprise´s social responsibility
• Jarkko Heinonen: Business in the Baltic Sea Region – future perspective
• Saara-Sofia Sutela and Antti Koskinen: Increasing tourism in the Baltic Sea Region
• Andrey Shadurskiy: Unconventional gas – Is there a quite revolution and what does it mean for the Russian energy policy?
• Bo Österlund: On energy dependence and service security

2/2010

• Maria Damanaki: Making the sea a safer place
• Sirkka-Liisa Anttila: Measures of Finnish farmers to prevent the eutrophication of the Baltic Sea 
• Jürgen Ligi: Estonia and Euro – continuation of long-term policy of fiscal prudence 
• Arvydas Sekmokas: Changing energy security environment in Lithuania – old challenges and new responses
• Sergei Martynov: Hopes and concerns over the Eastern Partnership – the Belarus’ view 
• Jutta Urpilainen: The success of the Baltic Sea region is anchored to communality 
• Anneli Jäätteenmäki: The EEAS is coming – do not expect a big bang
• Sergey L. Katanandov: Main vectors of cooperation 
• Heikki Aurasmaa: The Baltic Sea – example for the whole Europe
• Oleg V. Fomichev: Innovation policy in Russia – new trends 
• Vesa Häkkinen: No shortcut to visa-free travel
• Vilius Navickas: Vilnius city – for the admirers of modern life and unique traditions 
• Arto Mustajoki: ”Finnish House” in the heart of St Petersburg
• Lasse Paitsola: Those who adapt survive 
• Katri Pynnöniemi: Ten-year anniversary of the Russian international transport corridors – what lies ahead?
• Sigitas Brazinskas: Growing role of sustained transport links and contribution to region’s competitiveness – news from Lithuania
• Timo Laukkanen: The Baltic Sea Strategy and economic growth in the Baltic Sea Region
• Hans-Joachim Spanger: De-securitize the Russia policy of the West
• Sven G. Holtsmark: Arctic security – beating the alarm for the wrong reasons 
• Philip Hanson: Russia’s modernization campaign – towards a high-tech Potemkin village? 
• Martin Vermeer: Sea level rise in the Baltic Sea 
• Philipp Schwartz: The beginning of the end of European integration?
• Nils Muiznieks: Latvian-Russian relations – a new thaw?
• David J. Galbreath: Minority rights in the Baltic States
• Vilana Pilinkaite-Sotirovic: Limits of Europeanization – policy discourses on minority rights in Lithuania 
• Marek Tiits: The Baltic economies after a perfect storm
• Kirsi Stjernberg: EU Baltic Sea strategy: regions taking the chance – are they?
• Heiko Pääbo: Baltic Studies – a changing research agenda
• Pellervo Erkkilä: Finnish investments in Estonia
• Kimmo Elo: The Baltic Sea – our common mare politicum
• Nina I. Bohdan: National innovative system in Belarus – glance at the regions
• Laurynas Kasciunas: Interactions between a post-modern (the EU) and modern (Russia) players of international relations – setbacks for mutual integration
• Kirsi Kostia: New business competence through executive MBA programmes

1/2010

• Jerzy Buzek: EU-Russia relations – getting it right
• Valdis Dombrovskis: Latvia’s lesson – from crisis to sustainable growth
• Mari Kiviniemi: Baltic Sea region offers great potential
• Søren Gade: Security in a modern world – the example of the Baltic States
• Sten Tolgfors: Common and improved maritime surveillance
• Krišjanis Karinš: The Baltic energy sector
• Anne-Mari Virolainen Save the Baltic Sea and boost the economy
• Ilkka Pöyhönen and Minna Martikainen: Promising challenges for Finnish economy – Russian market and Northern Dimension
• Oleg V. Kharkhordin: Baltic Sea as Res Publica – limits and prospects
• Maija Palonheimo: Education must be marketed
• Gerhard Sabathil:Baltic interconnections and beyond – how the European Commissions works towards energy security in Europe
• Leonid Grigoriev: Happy end of pipeline conflicts?
• Boyan Kavalov and Hrvoje Petric: The future role of LNG in EU’s gas supply – issues for consideration
• Pekka Sutela: Eurasian oil and gas – are perceptions changing too fast?
• Rafael Fernández: Russia’s future gas export capability
• Roderick Kefferpütz: Gazprom’s uncertain future within the gas market’s ‘quiet revolution’
• Indra Øverland: The surge in unconventional gas – implications for Russian export strategies
• Andreas Heinrich and Heiko Pleines:Factors explaining the smooth co-operation between German and Russian gas companies
• David Dusseault: Russia’s Wild East – problematising Russia’s gas industry in Sakha
• Mikhail Korchemkin: Russian gas exports in 2010s
• Laura Solanko: Increasing energy efficiency is vitally important for the Russian economy
• Vadim Kononenko: Russia energy efficiency initiatives – a window of opportunity for the EU?
• Andres Mäe: Vulnerability in interdependent energy relations
• Simon Pirani: Russian natural gas production and exports – the outlook to 2020
• Danila Bochkarev: Energy diversification towards the East – strategic imperative and operational response to the uncertainty of energy demand
• Maija Hyypiä: Nord Stream project – as seen from the Swedish point of view
• Joanna Hyndle: Consequences of the decommissioning of Lithuanian nuclear power plant
• Hanna Mäkinen: Shale gas – a game changer in the global energy play?
• Anna Kotsalo-Mustonen: ‘The BSAG way’ – new ideas to rescue the Baltic Sea
• Pertti Joenniemi: The EU strategy for the Baltic Sea Region – a first step
• Timo Kuusakoski: Baltic Sea Region, environment and recycling
• Risto Nieminen: Nanotechnology on the northern shores
• Boris Porfiriev: Economic crisis in Russia – specificity of management policy and lessons for economic policy making
• Jon Hellevig: Russia’s social model of bureaucracy
• Aleksei Bykov and Svetlana Vertai: Challenges and prospects in economic use of local natural resources in Belarus
• Lassi Heininen: Thematic network on geopolitics and security