Nebi Yearbook 1998

North European and Baltic Sea Integration

Inbunden, Engelska, 1998

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The NEBI Yearbook 1998 aims to provide a balanced picture of both the integrationist opportunities and disintegrationist pressures in the entire North European and Baltic Sea area - a vast region with over 50 million inhabitants and great economic and trading potentials and crossing some of the most formidable historical and current divides of Europe. For this purpose it brings together 52 scholars from 11 countries covering a wide range of scientific fields that do not usually collaborate.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum1998-03-20
Mått155 x 235 x 41 mm
Vikt1 162 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor655
Upplaga1998
FörlagSpringer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG
ISBN9783540642107

Tillhör följande kategorier

1. The North European and Baltic Opportunity.- I: Economic Integration.- 2. Core Elements of Successful Reform in Baltic Rim Countries.- 3. The Importance of Social and Political Stability for Integration into Europe: Lithuania’s Case.- 4. Current Trends in Economic Integration.- 5. Trade Potentials in Northern Europe and Consequences for Traffic Flows.- 6. Foreign Direct Investment: Problems in Deepening the Integration of the Baltic Sea Region.- 7. Sustainable Investment Policies in the Murmansk Region.- 8. Labour Force Mobility in the Baltic Sea Area and the Transition Economies: With Special Reference to Economic Integration.- 9. The CAP: An Obstacle to EU Enlargement?.- 10. Estonian Entrepreneurship: Towards Western Markets and Operating Patterns.- II: Spatial Planning and The Environment.- 11. VASAB 2010: A Critical Analysis.- 12. Transboundary Environmental Problems: Risk Analysis and Practical Lessons.- 13. European Transport Corridors along the Eastern Baltic Shores: International and National Interests.- 14. Development and Implementation of Baltic Sea Pollution Commitments: The Case of Sweden.- 15. Poland’s Economic Recovery and Its Implications for Energy Use and Air Pollution.- 16. The New Berlin: Towards the Sustainable Capital?.- 17. The Development of Kaliningrad in the Light of Baltic Co-operation.- III: Transborder Regional Co-Operation.- 18. Cross-Border Co-operation after World War II.- 19. A Norden of the Regions?.- 20. Spatial Development and Planning between ‘High’ and ‘Low’ Politics: Interreg II C in the Baltic Sea Region.- 21. Transborder Co-operation along the EU’s External Borders and the Turnabout of Regional Development Policies: A Mediterranean Perspective.- 22. Cross-Border Co-operation in the Barents Region.- 23. Businessand Politics in the Barents Region.- IV: Political Integration, Territorial Governance and Security.- 24. Security around the Baltic Rim: Concepts, Actors and Processes.- 25. Military Command Structures in the Baltic Sea Area.- 26. CFE and the Baltic Rim.- 27. Settled and Remaining Border Issues around the Baltic Sea.- 28. The Security Policy Doctrines in the Nordic and Baltic Countries: Stability and Change.- 29. Russia’s Security Policies in the Baltic Sea Area.- 30. Poland’s Security Policies in the Baltic Sea Area.- 31. Germany’s Security Policies in the Baltic Sea Area.- 32. ‘Internal’ Security in the Baltic States.- 33. The Tackling of Minority Issues in the Baltic Sea Region in the Context of OSCE and CBSS.- North European and Baltic Statistics.- List of Abbreviations.- List of Figures.- List of Tables.- About the Authors and Editors.- List of Partners.