Baltic Geopolitics Network
An essential component of the Baltic Geopolitics Programme's work is building increasingly strong relationships with universities across the region. To that end we established at the outset the Baltic Geopolitics Network, an informal network connecting scholars from leading universities and research institutes from across the UK and the Baltic area (except Russia in the current context) to share in discussion of these matters and to build and disseminate knowledge on the history and politics of the greater Baltic region. This network was launched with 11 founding partners and has now extended to 20 university partners:
University of Cambridge, Centre for Geopolitics
University of Copenhagen, Centre for Military Studies
University of Eastern Finland, VERA Centre for Russian and Border studies
University of Gdańsk, Faculty of History
University of Glasgow, Baltic Research Unit
University of Greifswald, Historical Institute
University of Helsinki, Aleksanteri Institute
Klaipėda University, Institute of Baltic Region History and Archaeology
University of Iceland, Institute of International Affairs
University of Latvia, Faculty of Social Sciences
Sodertorn University, Centre for Baltic and East European Studies
University of Southern Denmark, Department of History
University of Szczecin, Institute of History
University of Tartu, Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies
University of Toronto, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy
Uppsala University, Institute for Russian and Eurasian Studies
We continue to develop stronger forms of research and academic collaboration with this interesting network of universities and research institutes.