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... then when the divided Baltic became a platform for the unfolding processes of emergence and recognition of its regional unity. The author focuses on the justification of social and cultural integrity of the region and considers the traditional Nordic countries and the Baltic Sea states as interrelated components of a single region differing from other European regions in terms of not only economic interests, but also natural and sociocultural landscape.

... for more than 20 years, there are still some unresolved issues in its relations with Russia. Today, relations between the two countries are often viewed through the prism of EU-Russia relations. Nonetheless, they often do not fit this context. Settling ... ... in view of the national features without referring to theoretical models based on the mythological “unity” of the three Baltic States.

... infrastructure, transport, transportation, competition, geographic location, cargo traffic Transit is an important issue in the history of world economy, including the economy of Latvia. Transit makes a significant contribution to the budget of many transit countries, one of which is the Republic of Latvia. These countries do not have significant natural resources and prefer to focus on logistics and infrastructure in order to facilitate the transit process. This article focuses on the role of transit in ...

... the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 amending Council Regulation (EC) No 539/2001 listing the third countries whose nationals must be in possession of visas when crossing the external borders and those whose nationals are exempt ... ... “Russia and European Union: the dynamics of interrelations” international conference organized by the EU center of the I. Kant Baltic Federal University (the EU4U project).

... connatural and social environment. Saint-Petersburg is presented as a Russian metropolis and, simultaneously, an integral component of the Baltic region. The authors compare the health state trends in Saint Petersburg residents and the population of other Baltic countries. The environmental dependence of some diseases, including oncological ones, is emphasized. Three variants of population health forecasting are presented: inertiadepressive, stabilization, and stabilization-progressive ones. The article discusses ...

... submitted by these organisations within international projects, and offers data presented in relevant materials (Euroregion Baltic documents and Phare CBC, Seagull, Interreg IIIA, NMF, and Polish-Swiss Cooperation reports, as well as the data of the ... ... of agents in forging and implementing cross-border cooperation resulting from the different status of the III sector in the countries neighbouring Poland, which accounts for the scientific significance of the article.

... the Community Civil Protection Mechanism — a system for coordinating civil protection resources and in-kind assistance to countries stricken by natural and manmade disasters. By analyzing the legislation and actual activation of the Mechanism, the ... ... by the by the Civil Protection Financial Instrument, is used as an example of the introduction of preventive measures in the Baltic Sea region.

... regional development, cross-border cooperation, regional economy, Russia-EU international cooperation, tourism development in the Baltic region To study the key instruments of international cooperation between Russia and the European Union aimed at stimulating ... ... emerged as a result of the projects aimed at cooperation and tourism development in the border regions of Russia and the EU countries. A number of projects have been implemented under the supervision and with the participation of the author. The article ...

... 2011. № 19. 3. Gareev T. The Special economic zone in the Kaliningrad region: development tool or institutional trap? // Baltic Journal of Economics. 2013. № 2. 4. Harrigan F., McGilvray J. W., McNicoll I. H. The Estimation of Interregional Trade ... ... 1981. № 21(1). P. 65—78. 5. Hewings G. Design of Appropriate Accounting Systems for Regional Development In Developing Countries // Papers of the Regional Science Association.1983. № 51(1). P. 179—195. 6. Jackson R. W, Schwarm W. R., Okuyama ...

... Ecosystems. 2011. Vol. 14, iss. 5. Р. 720—731. URL: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1017/s10021-011-9441-y (дата обращения: 01.04.2018). 23. Mander U., Kuuba R. Changing landscapes in Northeastern Europe based on examples from the Baltic countries // The New Demensions of the Europe Landscapes / ed. by R.H.G. Jongman. 2013. Р. 123—135. URL: edepot.wur.nl/119323 (дата обращения: 01.04.2018). 24. Mottet A., Ladet S., Coqué N., Gibon A. Agricultural land-use change and its ...

... Kaliningrad region. A cross-spectrum analysis helped identify the patterns of HM accumulation depending on the amount of atmospheric precipitation. The authors calculated the indexes of HM concentration, which underlies the offered classification of the Baltic region countries by in the level of pollution. 1. Ilyin I., Rozovskaya O., Travnikov O. Heavy metals: transboundary pollution of the environment EMEP status report 2/2008 : [сайт МСЦ-Восток]. URL: http://www.msceast.org/publications.html (дата ...

... In order to demonstrate the core-periphery relationship, the authors identified the core ATUs (national and regional capitals and capital areas), whereas the other units were grouped by their remoteness from the center. The analysis shows that in the countries and regions studied, population concentrates in the capitals and capital areas, whereas the periphery loses population at a fast rate. The centripetal movement is especially pronounced with the youth; moreover, it affects not only the size but ...

... BaltSeaPlan Report 8 // Towards a com­mon spatial vision: Implications of the international and national policy context for Baltic Sea space and MSP. Geesthacht, 2011. 19. Zaucha J., Matczak M. BaltSeaPlan Report 10 // Developing a Pilot Mari­time ... ... strategic socioeconomic planning, territory, water area. Marine spatial planning has been widely applied in the leading maritime countries. However, it is not so common in Russia, where the corresponding legislative framework is absent. Spatial planning has ...

... Matonyte I. Why the notion of social justice is quasi-absent from the public discourse in post-communist Lithuania // Journal of Baltic Studies. 2006. Vol. 37, № 4. Р. 388—411. 8. Matonyte I. Ex-nomeklatura and ex-dissidents in the post-communist Parliaments ... ... Design Research): conference paper. Korea, 2008. 15. Velikonja M. Lost in Transition: Nostalgia for Socialism in Post-socialist Countries // East European Politics and Societies. 2009. № 23. Р. 535—551. 16. Walzer M. Thick and thin: Moral argument ...

... Geography Bulletin], no. 5, pp. 3―9. 11. Porter, M. 2006, Konkurentnye preimuwestva stran [The competitive advantages of countries]. In: Vehi jekonomicheskoj mysli, T. 6, Mezhdunarodnaja jekonomika [Landmarks of Economic Thought, T. 6, International ... ... nabljudenija [Clusters as a Form of Spatial Organisation of Economic Activity: Theory and Practical Observations], Baltijskij region [Baltic Region], no. 2, pp. 9—32. doi: 10.5922/2074-9848-2009-2-2. 14. Bergman, E., Feser, E. 1999, Industrial and Regional ...