Add to ORKGDenmark and Norway were founding members of NATO, and shared throughout the Cold War defence policies aimed at defending their respective territories against a possible Warsaw pact invasion. However, with the end of the Cold War Norway and Denmark chose different paths: Denmark to professionalise, downsize and enable its Armed Forces to take part in expeditionary operations far from Danish shores, including warfighting operations alongside American or British Allies. Norway retained a territorial defence philosophy, preferred not to deploy combat forces to peacemaking operations abroad, and maintained a larger, conscriptionbased military establishment. Why did Denmark and Norway choose such different paths after the Cold War? Were decisi...
Defence and security related issues are constantly changing. Many of the current platforms which enc...
This study provides a unique perspective into the Cold War, examining how the United States handled ...
The decision to join the North Atlantic Pact in 1949 constituted a major breakaway from traditional ...
Norway and Denmark are two countries with a great many similarities. The two states share a common S...
Denmark and Norway were founding members of NATO, and shared throughout the Cold War defence policie...
As neighboring countries, Norway and Sweden are often thought to be very similar. However, the count...
The concept of strategic culture has as its point of departure the fact that despite having many opt...
There are changes in Sweden's foreign policy, and Sweden is no longer a non-aligned and neutral nati...
The article uses theories of strategic culture to show why Denmark has come to regard the use of arm...
In May 2022 Finland and Sweden took the historical decision to apply for membership in the North Atl...
This is the author's accepted manuscript. The final published article is available from the link bel...
Has a fundamental change taken place in Danish security policy in the course of the 1980’s? That may...
Taking Norway as an example and a point of departure, this article looks at the ways in which the EF...
The thesis deals with Norwegian responses to EU defence cooperation. From the early 1990s onwards, t...
This comparative case study examines alliance memberships’ impact on two states’ strategic culture. ...
Defence and security related issues are constantly changing. Many of the current platforms which enc...
This study provides a unique perspective into the Cold War, examining how the United States handled ...
The decision to join the North Atlantic Pact in 1949 constituted a major breakaway from traditional ...
Norway and Denmark are two countries with a great many similarities. The two states share a common S...
Denmark and Norway were founding members of NATO, and shared throughout the Cold War defence policie...
As neighboring countries, Norway and Sweden are often thought to be very similar. However, the count...
The concept of strategic culture has as its point of departure the fact that despite having many opt...
There are changes in Sweden's foreign policy, and Sweden is no longer a non-aligned and neutral nati...
The article uses theories of strategic culture to show why Denmark has come to regard the use of arm...
In May 2022 Finland and Sweden took the historical decision to apply for membership in the North Atl...
This is the author's accepted manuscript. The final published article is available from the link bel...
Has a fundamental change taken place in Danish security policy in the course of the 1980’s? That may...
Taking Norway as an example and a point of departure, this article looks at the ways in which the EF...
The thesis deals with Norwegian responses to EU defence cooperation. From the early 1990s onwards, t...
This comparative case study examines alliance memberships’ impact on two states’ strategic culture. ...
Defence and security related issues are constantly changing. Many of the current platforms which enc...
This study provides a unique perspective into the Cold War, examining how the United States handled ...
The decision to join the North Atlantic Pact in 1949 constituted a major breakaway from traditional ...