Titlebook: Neutrality and Statebuilding in Sweden; Mikael Malmborg Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2001 Euro

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Mikael af Malmborgbis 1963 ein gemeinsames Arbeitsprogramm unter dem Generalthema "Stadtregion und Verkehr" durchgeführt. In fünf Vorträgen, die sowohl in Hannover als auch in Düsseldorf vor Mitgliedern und Gästen der jeweiligen Landesgruppe gehalten wurden, ist der verzweigten Thematik nachgespürt worden. In Düsseld

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bis 1963 ein gemeinsames Arbeitsprogramm unter dem Generalthema "Stadtregion und Verkehr" durchgeführt. In fünf Vorträgen, die sowohl in Hannover als auch in Düsseldorf vor Mitgliedern und Gästen der jeweiligen Landesgruppe gehalten wurden, ist der verzweigten Thematik nachgespürt worden. In Düsseld

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Introduction: National Peace and Neutralitylected king at the end of the Napoleonic Wars and broke with Sweden’s belligerent past. He brought peace to the country and initiated a tradition of durable neutrality that still lasts. From him the story continues to the abortive nineteenth-century Scandinavianism and the successful navigation betw

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Neutrality in the Old Regimeachiavelli (., 1513, esp. chapter XXI) neutrality was not a desirable aim, but a means free from every moral or legal consideration. In the absence of universal norms, it was up to each state to judge in matters of peace and war. Jean Bodin (., 1583, vol. 5–6) argued that neutrality entailed a risk

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Between Neutrality and Collective Securityexternal changes drastically improved Sweden’s geopolitical position. The two traditionally problematic great powers, Germany and Russia, had been defeated and weakened. Finland, the Baltic States and Poland gained independence. Denmark regained the Danish-speaking part of Schleswig which settled a

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Neutrality in the Euro-Atlantic Security Communitygs and interviews have revealed a considerable discrepancy between official political statements about Sweden’s position in the Cold War, and the defence planning, socio-economic interdependence, and ideological and emotional affiliation of the overwhelming majority of the population. These findings

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(Post-) Neutrality in the New Europe of the second Cold War. In so doing he widened the gap between public foreign policy and the strategic realities of Northern Europe. Swedish society was fundamentally democratic in nature, with less extremism to the left and right than in most European countries. It was a capitalist social and econ

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Conclusion: Peace, Neutrality and the Nation-States of Christian unity or earthly empire. The notion of national peace must therefore be regarded in the light of the gradual disintegration of the Christian . and the sweeping away of the dynastic cobwebs of monarchical Europe. This was a gradual process that came at an uneven pace in different parts