Titlebook: Nordic States and European Integration; Awkward Partners in Malin Stegmann McCallion,Alex Brianson Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

Cougar

破译密码

,Re-Assessing Finland’s Integration Policy: The End of Domestic Consensus?,in the political elite’s view that national interests can best be pursued through active and constructive participation in EU decision-making. Finnish integration policy has thus stood in quite striking contrast with the EU policies of Denmark and Sweden, both of which have been far less supportive

gene-therapy

endoscopy

Subdue

Iceland: The Dominant Party in Thrall to Its Past Discourse,arty – to its belief in the importance of national sovereignty, its Cold War ideological stance and its closeness to the fisheries and agrarian sectors have shaped its European policy and kept Iceland as an awkward partner in the European integration process. Iceland joined EFTA and the EEA, but onl

PRO

不利

Introduction: Awkward Partners in the North?,, and Alex Warleigh-Lack in their 2014 article to the cases of our five Nordic states and sketch the relationship between the five states studied in this volume and European integration. We close the chapter by presenting the structure of the volume and introducing its following chapters.

远足

思考而得

MANIA

,As Awkward as They Need to Be: Denmark’s Pragmatic Activist Approach to Europe,f the twentieth century, has created a particular action space for Denmark’s engagement with the European integration project. Third, the chapter discusses Denmark’s strategies for managing awkwardness in the European Union.