Curriculum vitae of URPO KIVIKARI Name Urpo Kalevi Kivikari Born 1.10.1939 Turku, Finland Degree Doctor of Political Science, 1972, The University of Turku (Doctoral thesis: Wealth holdings of households) Employment History Associate professor of Economics 1974, at The University of Turku Docent of Economics 1981- present, Helsinki School of Economics Professor of International Economics 1987-2003, Turku School of Economics, (retired 2003). Head of the Institute for East-West Trade, Turku School of Economics 1987-1998. Director, Pan-European Institute, Turku School of Economics, 1999-2003. Other professional experience President of the University Senate, University of Turku Head of Department, University of Turku Member of the board (banks, companies and manufacturing
Kivikari 2 companies, foundations), present. President of the Senate of the Union of University Professors Member of editorial committees: -Nordic Journal of East European Studies, -Journal of Business Research, 1996-2002 -Russian Economic Trends, 2000-2002. Honorary consul of Hungary, present. Vice-president of Finnish-Hungarian Society, 1989-95. President of Finnish-Hungarian Society in Turku, 1989-92. Vice-chairman of the Finnish-Russian Economics Working Group, - 2004. Regional President of the Finnish-Russian Society, 1995-2000. President of the Senate of archiepiscopal diocese 2004-2008. The member of Academician S. Shatalin Committee (IIASA) 1989-90. The contractor in TACIS ACE Project Foreign trade liberalisation in process of economic transformation in Russia (T94-1203-R), 1995-97 The chairman of Scientific Committee of TACIS Prometee II Global development plan for Kaliningrad oblast, 1997-1998 Expert for the rapporteur in project Relations between the European Union and the countries bordering the Baltic Sea. (ECOSOC of the European Communities ), 1996-1997 The member of Editorial Advisory Board for The NEBI Yearbook - North European and Baltic Sea Integration, present. Member of Baltic Sea working group (Ministry of Trade and Industry,Finland). The member of International Program Committee for VI World Congress for Central and East European Studies in Year 2000. The member of Scientific Council: The Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions of Europe, present. The member of Board of The Aleksanteri Institute (Finnish Center for Russian and East European Studies.University of Helsinki), 1999-2002
Kivikari 3 EU- Senior expert in RECEP (Russian-European Centre for Economic Policy), 2000-2002. President/ Speaker in several international conferences. Leader of several international research projects. Publications in English: Articles *Problems and prospects of an open economy: Finland s case. Acta Oeconomica, Vol. 26 (1-2), pp.157-172, Budapest 1981. *On the theory of East-West relations, In Finnish-Soviet Economic Relations, Kari Möttölä-O.N. Bykov-I.S. Korolev (eds.), Macmillan Press, Southampton 1983, with V. Reinikainen. * The Free Trade Agreements between Finland and The East European Countries. Unitas 3/1983 *A game-theoretic approach to political characteristics of East-West trade. Cooperation and Conflict, XXI, pp.65-78, Norwich 1986, with H. Nurmi. *Finnish-Soviet economic relations- a special case of East-West trade. Yearbook of Finnish Foreign Policy 1985. Forssa 1986, pp.23-26 * East-West Trade: Finnish-Soviet economic relations, In World Encyclopedia of Peace, Paulig Linus - Laszlo Ervin - Jong Youl Yoo (eds.), Pergamon Press, New York 1986. *Special Operations- Solution or Substitution in East-West Trade. Nordic Journal of Soviet and East European Studies, Vol 5:1 (1988). * Joint Ventures - Joint Interests in East-West Trade, In Processes of International Negotiations, Frances Mautner-Markhof (ed.), West View Press, San Fransisco 1989. * Comments on the paper: An Open Economy: The Soviet Model by I.Ivanov, In Collaborative Paper: Economic Reform and Integration, Proceedings of 1-3 March 1990. pp.131-134. Publ. IIASA. Laxenburg 1990.
Kivikari 4 * An Appearance of Dual Attachement in the Soviet Union s Imports: Variations in Imports from the West in Relation to Imports from the CMEA countries, In The Challenge of Simultaneous Economic Relations with East and West, Michael Marrese - Sandor Richter (eds.), MacMillan, London 1990. *Problems and possibilities of economic cooperation around the Gulf of Finland, with J. Hahl. In Dimensions of Conflict and Cooperation in the Baltic Sea Rim, (ed.) Kaisa Lähteenmäki, Tampere Peace Research Institute, Tampere 1994,pp.161-172. *Economic Development and New Trade Patterns, with R. Holmberg. In The Future of Baltic Region, (ed.) Lars Ryden, Uppsala University 1994, pp.15-19. *Finland, in Going Global: Transition from Plan to Market in the World Economy, Editor Padma Desai, MIT Press, New York, 1997, pp. 273-313. *The Growth Triangle as a Means of Development for the Kaliningrad Region, in The BRDC enters the Next Millenium, Editor Mika Aaltonen, Turku School of Economics and Business Administration, Turku, 1998, pp. 7-20. *Foreign Direct Investment: Problems in Deepening the Integration of the Baltic Sea Region, in NEBI Yearbook 1998,Editors L.Hedegaard and B. Lindström, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1998, pp. 87-98. *The Application of Growth Triangle as a Means of Development for the Kaliningrad Region, in The External Economic Relations of the Kaliningrad Region, C2/1998 Discussion, Institute for East-West Trade, Turku 1998, pp.1-27. *FDI deepens Baltic integration,in Report on Europe, International Business Statistics 2/1999. Helsinki, pp. 62-64. *The Gulf of Finland Growth Triangle, in Perspectives on Internationalization, editors U. Lehtinen and H. Seristö, Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration, Helsinki 1999, pp.189-203.
Kivikari 5 *East-West trade: Finland s changing role, in World Encyclopedia of Peace, editors Javier Perez de Cuellar - Young Seek Chou, Seoul 1999, pp. 71-76. *The Application of a Growth Triangle in the Baltic Sea Region, in Management Expertise for the New Millennium, ed. T. Reponen, Turku, Turku School of Economics and Business Administration, Turku 2000, pp.73-80. *SEZ and the Formation of a New Mechanism for Foreign Economic Activity ( together with V. Lamande & Y. Zverev), in Kaliningrad Region, the Diagnosis of a Crisis, ed. I. Samson, Grenoble 2000, pp. 65-100. *EU Enlargement and Russia - A Win-Win Situation, in Russian Economic Trends 4/2000 Blackwell Publishers, Norwich 2001, pp.11-14. *EU Enlargement and Russia, in Internationale Politik, Transatlantic Edition,3/2001, Frankfurt am Main 2001, pp.95-97. (In German language:mai/2000, pp.49-52) *A growth Triangle as an Appliaction of the Northern Dimension Policy in the Baltic Sea Region, in Ten Years of Economic Transition, ed. K. Liuhto, Lappeenranta 2001, pp.414-435. *Northern Dimension and Integration of the Kaliningrad Region, in Kaliningrad - Isolation or Co-operation? The Finnish Committee for European Security, Helsinki 2001, pp.71-77. *The Euro as an Instrument for Promoting Russian-CIS Trade and Economic Growth (with Gregory Shagalov and Eric Brunat), in Russian Economic Trends 3-4/2001, Blackwell Publishers, Norwich 2001, pp. 4-9. *Application of a Growth Triangle in the Baltic Sea Region, in Northern Borders and Security, ed. Lassi Heininen, Turku 2002, pp. 215-225. *Poland's Accession to the EU - Good or Bad News to Russia? In Business in Poland, ed.k. Liuhto,Lappeenranta 2002,pp.426-430.
Kivikari 6 *The Northern Dimension - One Pillar of the Bridge between Russia and the EU, in Russian Economic Trends 3/2002,Blackwell Publishers, Norwich 2002, pp26-30. *EU Enlargement and Russia, in The Future of Europe. Relations between the Enlarging European Union and Russia and Ukraine, eds. Gábor Foti and Zsuzsa Ludvig, Institute of World Economics, Hungarian Academi of Sciences, Budapest 2003, pp. 57-62. *The Impact of EU Enlargement on the Integration between Russia and the EU, in "Mirovoi ekonomika na poroge novovo tisjatsletia", St.Petersburg State University, St.Petersburg 2003, pp.147-151. * Baltic Rim Integration Opportunity and Necessity, Baltic Rim Economies, Bimonthly Review 1/2006.Turku, p 7. * EU an Russia as neighbors and partners - the specific role of the Baltic Sea region, Baltic Rim Economies, 6/2008, Turku. Books *Finnish-Soviet trade in the light industries. Wiener Institut fur Internationale Wirtschaftsvergleiche. Wien 1985. *Transition Economies of the East, A 1/1993, Institute for East-West Trade, Turku 1993, edited with Kari Liuhto. *The Legacy of the Hansa. The Baltic Economic Region. Otava 1996, (also in Finnish, Swedish, German and Russian). *Baltic Sea Region - A Dynamic Third of Europe, with E. Antola, Turku 2004. * The Baltic Sea Region as Finland*s economic environment, Prime Minister s Publications 22/2007. Helsinki. Other monographs *East-West Joint Ventures, Institute for East-West Trade. Turku 1989, with S.O. Hansén. *The current Situation and the Possible Developments in the Baltic Republics and the St. Petersburg Region. C1/1991, Institute for East- West Trade. Turku 1991. *Trade Reorientation in the Baltic Republics.C 5/1992, Institute for East-West Trade. Turku 1992.
Kivikari 7 *From a Giant to a Gateway in East-West trade: Finlands adaptation to radical changes in Eastern Europe. C2/95, Institute for East-West Trade. Turku 1995. *Foreign Trade Liberalization in the Process of Economic Transformation in Russia. C/1997. Institute for East-West Trade. Turku 1997.( Published also in Russian in Voprosy Ekonomiki 8/1997,Moscow). Publications in other languages Books 12 books in Finnish; 2 books in Hungarian, 1 book in Swedish,. in German and in Russian. Other monographs and articles numerous Distinctions and awards State of Finland, Russia, The Academy of Finland, foundations etc. Turku School of Economics. Rehtorinpellonkatu 3, 20500 Turku,tel. + 358 2 4814570, telefax + 358 2 4814268. e-mail urpo.kivikari@tse.fi