This book seeks to bring together discourse analysis, conceptual history and
poststructuralism in a study of the debates on European integration in the Nordic countries …

Until January 1995 the majority of the Nordic countries remained outside the EU. That
changed with the accession of Sweden and Finland. Relations between the Nordic countries …

Denmark adopted for almost a quarter of a century a unique position within the EC/EU. It
was the only Nordic country to join the EC in the 1970s, yet as Danish politicians in favour of …

Looking across Europe at the different patterns of Euroscepticism allows us to examine the
nature of this phenomenon. It also allows us to discern the way that this issue fits into party …

'In 1958, Britain and Denmark both advocated closer European cooperation through the
looser framework of the Free Trade Area (FTA) rather than membership of the nascent …

This study begins with the observation that three similar states-Denmark, Norway and
Sweden-have had different EC/EU policies, and that one of the foreign policy literature's …

The Social Democratic Party (SAP-Sveriges Socialdemokratiska Arbetareparti) holds a
unique position in modern Swedish politics. Its achievements are notable on several counts …

In the current literature on the history of European integration little space is devoted to the
external dimension of the present-day European Union (EU)–the principle reason being …

Britain's relations with Europe are examined with reference to Hirschman's concepts of Exit,
Voice, and Loyalty. Exit and voice are not necessarily strict alternatives. Non-exit may …

This chapter offers a comprehensive exploration of IGAD's economic and security
regionalism in the Horn of Africa, particularly concerning its intervention in the Somali …