Fighting Someone Else's Battles? Norway's Cooperation with the European Union on Security and Defence

security policy focus towards the European High North and its implications for Norway.. Crises and international cooperation: An Arctic

However, the aim of this report is not to explain why NATO still is regarded as a relevant military alliance by its members, nor is the aim to explain why Europe still needs to

The unilateralist turns in US foreign and security policy, the different interpretations of the fight against international terrorism, and a more self-confident and assertive

The EU’s assumption of a military role by the establishment of the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) in 1998 has been accompanied by the anticipation that the Union will

Defence and Related Security Capacity Building: In line with the needs of the request- ing nation, advice, assistance, support, training and education included as part of a Defence

Gov- ernments of East and South East Asia are in consequence revisiting and revising their defence and security policies, not least in the field of naval defence as Asian waters

The GoodGov Project—“National and European Governance: Polish and Norwegian Cooperation Towards More Efficient Security, Energy and Migration Policies”—was a

Norway participates in research and certain cooperation activities including at the level of the MoD Director of defence in the European Defence Agency (EDA) since 2006 (Norwegian