Baltic Rim Economies 1/2019
Published on the 28th of February 2019
Baltic Sea – a unique region for security cooperation
“In the light of the overall global security and political situation, it is not likely that the situation in the Baltic Sea Region will remarkably improve in the near future. It is, however, necessary to work towards that goal.”
Timo Soini
Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland
What does sustainability mean in the corporate world in 2019?
“Sustainability should be perceived as an integral part of the company’s operations, taking into account the entire value chain. This is challenging, but partial optimisation does not yield concrete results when it comes to sustainability.”
Rolf Ladau
CEO of Paulig
Lisäväli
Chinese investments in the Baltic Sea region
“While China’s economic and diplomatic presence in the region is accordingly expanding, it is not without controversy. Across the West there is currently a growing debate over unfair Chinese economic and trade behavior.”
Erik Brattberg
Director of the Europe Program
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Washington, U.S.A.
Lisäväli
Väliteksti
In rye we trust – Kyrö Distillery Company
“A group of friends had organized a get-together and a bottle of American rye whisky was being sampled while enjoying the sauna.” That is how the story of Kyrö Distillery Company began.
Mikko Ali-Melkkilä
Head of Sales of Kyrö Distillery Company
Lisäväli
Baltic Rim Economies 1/2019 includes the following Expert Articles
Timo Soini: Baltic Sea – a unique region for security cooperation
Jānis Vucāns: The Baltic Assembly in the centenary year of the Baltic States
Wille Rydman: Reviewing our relationship with Belarus
Janika Takatalo: A shift to greener taxation
Helena Tuuri: On the Baltic Sea and the Oceans
Juha Virtanen: Finnish-Ukrainian relations since 1918
Johannes Remy: Russia and Crimea: Heroism and ethnic cleansing
Karina Korostelina: National resilience to protracted violence in Ukraine
Nina Hyvärinen: Protecting elections from hacking
Michael Kofman: Is a security dilemma likely to emerge in Europe?
Mika Kalliomaa: International activities are FDF’s daily work
Ely Karmon: Jihadist short-term threat to Europe
Monika Stankiewicz: For a healthy Baltic Sea, more needs to be done
Juha Flinkman: Lost but not forgotten – at least we shouldn’t
Rolf Ladau: What does sustainability mean in the corporate world in 2019?
Mikko Ali-Melkkilä: In rye we trust – Kyrö Distillery Company
Elisa Mikkolainen: Reducing the environmental footprint of shipping in the Baltic Sea
Tadeusz Palmowski & Maciej Tarkowski: Baltic cooperation in marine spatial planning
Jan Feller: Data is the new lamp oil
Ieva Tetere: Looking forward: Latvia after dramatic financial industry shake
Daria Akhutina: CBSS – Background and vision for future cooperation in BSR
David Skilling: The Baltic Sea Region: Looking forward
Alexander Sebentsov: Which lessons could be learned from cross-border cooperation? A view from Russia
Ivan S. Gumenyuk & Tomasz Studzieniecki: Prospects for enhancing transport communication between the border regions of Russia and Poland
Ruslan M. Shafiev, Ekaterina V. Golubtsova & Denis A. Maksimov: Marking of goods and the Eurasian common market
Erik Brattberg: Chinese investments in the Baltic Sea region
Alexander G. Druzhinin: “One Belt – One Road”: New opportunities for the Baltic Sea Region?
Hannele Valkeeniemi: The trap of neighbourhood – Finland’s image in Estonia and Estonia’s image in Finland
Thomas Karlsson: Alcohol trade across the Gulf of Finland
Annika Kunnasvirta: Sustainable tourism and heritage destinations in the Baltic Sea Archipelago
Lea Kivelä-Pelkonen: Responsible tourism – solution to complex challenges?
Kari Liuhto: The National Baltic Sea Forum of Finland in Turku
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