This article investigates interwar internationalism from the perspective of the highest
personnel of the first large-scale international administration, the League of Nations …

This article argues that habitus is the basis for Scandinavian cooperation. The article makes
two contributions. First, it endeavours to contribute to the literature on Scandinavian …

International Relations scholars such as Ole Wæver have argued that the emer‑gence of a
Nordic “security community” was “neither intentional, nor formu‑lated as a project to secure …

This article investigates the creation and workings of the Disarmament Section of the
League of Nations Secretariat. It shows that the Disarmament Section was an outlier of the …

In February and March 1953, a WHO Visiting Team of Medical Scientists worked in India,
collaborating with local medical students and professionals. This article studies the …

Examining the public information strategies employed by the League of Nations between
1919 and 1940, this book brings together international history, intellectual history and the …

This portfolio thesis maps the management of inter-state relationships by small power
foreign policymakers in Second World War exile. German, Italian and Soviet aggression …

Norsk diplomati har mange hverdagshelter, men få som er helter i den forstand at de har
skapt noe unikt. Artikkelen diskuterer kandidat nummer en til rollen, Fridtjof Nansen …

Over the more than three years we have been working on this book, the following scenario
has played out countless times when discussing its slow but steady progress with co …

Our contributions examine the Norwegian Karl Evang's (1901-1981) and the Dane Halfdan
Mahler's (1923-2016) participation in international health co-operation facilitated by the …