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Analyzes The Nordic And Baltic States' Relationship With The European Security And Defence Policy (esdp). This Work Offers A General Background To The Eu's Esdp, The Strategic Situation Of Northern Europe, The Security And Defence Policy Issues Faced By The States, Also Outlining The Theoretical Considerations Concerning Security In The Region. Introduction / Clive Archer -- The Security Situation In Northern Europe After The Cold War / Erik Männik -- Northern Europe And The Esdp: The Case Of Sweden / Lars Wedin -- Finland And The Esdp: 'obliquely Forwards'? / Hanna Ojanen -- Denmark And The Esdp Opt-out: A New Way Of Doing Nothing? / Henrik Larsen -- Norway Between Europe And The Us / Nina Græger -- European Security And Defence Policy: The Latvian Perspective / Žaneta Ozalina -- The Role Of The Esdp In Estonia's Security Policy / Erik Männik -- Lithuania's Evolving Security And Defence Policy: 'not Only Consumer, But Also Contributor' / Grazina Miniotaite -- Hard Questions About European Defence / Jaan Murumets -- The Esdp And Northern Europe: Conclusions And Projections / Clive Archer. Edited By Clive Archer. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [212]-232) And Index.
This volume investigates how the Nordic and Baltic states navigate their security interests and defense strategies within the framework of the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP). Edited by Clive Archer, the collection brings together contributions from various regional experts to analyze the post-Cold War strategic landscape. The text evaluates how individual nations—ranging from EU members to non-members—balance their relationships with the European Union, the United States, and regional security architectures. By synthesizing theoretical security considerations with specific national case studies, the work provides a comprehensive overview of the geopolitical challenges facing Northern Europe.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a foundational resource for understanding the regional complexities of Northern European security during the early 2000s. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the utility of the country-specific chapters for comparative political research.
Page Count:
256
Publication Date:
2008-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203946820
ISBN-13:
9780203946824
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