How the New Cold War travelled North (Part II) Interaction between Norway and Russia

In contrast to this, apparatus and equipment close to the site were clearly affected by the shock wave as indicated by damages such as shattered windows and

73 This included managers and teachers at madrassas and schools, leaders and officials of local government, alumni of madrassas and notable donors from the community,

This report presented effects of cultural differences in individualism/collectivism, power distance, uncertainty avoidance, masculinity/femininity, and long term/short

In April 2016, Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko, summing up the war experience thus far, said that the volunteer battalions had taken part in approximately 600 military

The increasing complexity of peace operations and the growing willingness of international actors to assume extended responsibil- ity for the rule of law in often highly

However, a shift in research and policy focus on the European Arctic from state security to human and regional security, as well as an increased attention towards non-military

to “normal.” During a visit by Russian Deputy Minister of Defense Anatolii Antonov, where military collaboration was on the agenda, Norwegian officials even suggested,

Russian Securitization of Norway Post-Crimea: How it Sticks and Spreads Norway as Part of a Multifaceted Western Threat Russia’s securitization of its neighbor in the North was