The Challenges and Dynamics of Alliance Policies Norway, NATO and the High North

This chapter sets out to discuss two major framework conditions for Norwegian foreign, security and defence policy: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the High North.¹ Having to address increasingly heterogeneous security concerns and agendas, how do alliances shape their members’ foreign...

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Published inGlobal Allies p. 91
Main Authors Wrenn Yennie Lindgren, Nina Græger
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Australia ANU Press 28.06.2017
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Agricultural sciences
Agriculture
Armed forces
Bilateralism
Biological sciences
Command and control
Common fisheries policy
Defense policy
Fisheries policy
Fisheries science
Foreign policy
Governance
Government
Government budgets
International agreements
International alliances
International cooperation
International military cooperation
International politics
International relations
Military alliances
Military operations
Military science
Military strategy
Political science
Politics
Public administration
Public policy
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Summary:This chapter sets out to discuss two major framework conditions for Norwegian foreign, security and defence policy: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the High North.¹ Having to address increasingly heterogeneous security concerns and agendas, how do alliances shape their members’ foreign, security and defence policies? And how do the specific challenges related to the High North, such as Russia and other states’ policy agendas, form Norwegian responses and policies? In answering these questions, we aim to explore the framework conditions in a contemporary and historical context. Apart from contributing to the literature on Norway and NATO, we endeavour to
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