The process of change continues. With such far-reaching transformations, we need to reflect on what is hap pening. We need a more coherent picture of the new situation in Northern Europe and of where we are heading.
This Yearbook is an attempt to fulfil this need. I would like to thank the editors for taking this initiative, which has been long awaited by those of us who have been actively interested in the improved relations between the former East and the old West that have been made possible by the end of the Cold War - and particularly in the new opportunities for cross-border co-operation and integra tion in the North European and Baltic space.
The Nebi Yearbook North European and Baltic Sea Integration. Editors: Hedegaard, L., Lindström, B., Joenniemi, P., Östhol, A., Peschel, K., Stalvant, C.-E . The Nebi Yearbook North European and Baltic Sea Integration [Lars Hedegaard, P. Joenniemi, Bjarne Lindström, A. Östhol, K. Peschel, C.-E. Stalvant] on.
The NEBI yearbook Way back in the nineteenth century visionaries started dreaming of this connection between lands that used to belong together but had been torn apart by the visitations of the modern era: To be sure, the 0resund Link will have major economic impacts in both halves of the Zealand-Skane 0resund region, and the benefIcial consequences can already be detected in the shape of rising investments and falling unemployment in both the Greater Copenhagen and the Malmo-Lund areas.
But to understand the true measure of the Link, one has to consider its political and even symbolic implications.
The once a year assembly of the ecu Tissue tradition. A Critical Study of the Novels.
Internal Security in the Baltic States. The Menu for Choice. By Lars Hedegaard, P. This Yearbook is an attempt to fulfil this need. For an explanation of the concept of ,region-building,' see Lindstrom
Audrey Bely was once the most leading edge prose writers in Russian within the 20th century. This publication strains the advance of his procedure as a novelist from the early experimental Symphonies to the final novel, mask, released in Nationalstaten, regionerna och det framtida Europa. Pa vag mot en ny integrationsmoddl' in Regionalpolitikken utfordres. Regional Policy and Ter- ritorial Supremacy: Baltic Regiom and Baltic Links. Thorvald Stoltenberg Ambassador Chairman of the Editorial Advisory Board Most of us have been overwhelmed by the speed and extent of the changes that have been taking place in Europe since the late s.
Over the span of a few years, we have witnessed the collapse of the Soviet Union and the unification of Ger many. This process has had far-reaching implications for Northern Europe: The process of change continues.
With such far-reaching transformations, we need to reflect on what is hap pening. We need a more coherent picture of the new situation in Northern Europe and of where we are heading.
This Yearbook is an attempt to fulfil this need. I would like to thank the editors for taking this initiative, which has been long awaited by those of us who have been actively interested in the improved relations between the former East and the old West that have been made possible by the end of the Cold War - and particularly in the new opportunities for cross-border co-operation and integra tion in the North European and Baltic space.