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Norway's Peace Tradition Spanning 100 Years
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Ever since gaining its modern independence 100 years ago this year, Norway has been a champion of peace and humanitarian efforts. From WWI neutrality and Fridtjof Nansen's 1922 Nobel Peace Prize to its key role in the establishment of the United Nations, conflict mediation and per-capita aid to the developing world, Norway has served as a paragon of international peace.
NORWEGIANS HAVE PLAYED SIGMFICANT ROLES IN THE United Nations ever since Trygve lie was elected the first secretary-G...
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Norway's Peace Tradition Spanning 100 Years
Scandinavian Review
; Ever since gaining its modern independence 100 years ago this year, Norway has been a champion of peace and humanitarian efforts. From WWI neutrality and Fridtjof Nansen's 1922 Nobel Peace Prize to its key role in the establishment of the United Nations, conflict mediation and per-capita aid to the
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OPPOSITION TO WASHINGTON'S FOREIGN POLICY ON THE RISE IN NORWAY
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; Half of Norway is now opposed to Washington's foreign policy, compared with barely 20 per cent just after September 11, according to a major international opinion poll whose Norwegian part has been carried out by Norsk Gallup.(Source: Odin.dep.no)
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Reinventing What for Whom? President and Congress in the Making of Foreign Policy.
Presidential Studies Quarterly
; What are the pressing problems of the presidency in foreign policy decision making, and what, if anything, can and should be done about them? There are several empirical and normative dilemmas associated with this question. First, how much do we actually know about the congressional-presidential
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New Face of Foreign Policy; Gore Gains Visibility After U.S. Setbacks
The Washington Post
; If the subject was foreign policy, he was there this week: announcing a private-sector development program for the West Bank, attending a series of events with seven Central American presidents, flying to Mexico for a speech on Latin American relations, and returning to Washington to prepare for a
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ADDING THE DOMESTIC DETERMINANTS TO GREEK FOREIGN POLICY
Journal of Political and Military Sociology
; By most accounts, Greece's foreign policy choices since becoming a member of the European Union have been viewed as largely ineffective. Our paper seeks to account for the complexities, inconsistencies and changes in Greek foreign policy by looking at both domestic and international factors that
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A late recovery.(President Clinton's foreign policy)
Foreign Policy
; Suppose the Clinton administration threw a foreign policy party and nobody came? That's what seems to have been happening in Washington over the last year or so. With only ideology to guide them, members of the Republican congressional majority are rolling around like precocious tiger cubs,
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Making foreign policy matter
RUSI Journal
; In life nothing matters very much and most things don't matter at all'. That mantra used to be recited by a former Foreign Office Minister to help him keep his sense of perspective in international crises. I am sure he believed that foreign policy did matter. That wasn't true of another former
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More on foreign policy reviews
International Journal
; DAVID MALONE'S EXCELLENT ARTICLE, 'Foreign policy reviews reconsidered' (International Journal, autumn 2001), raises the question of why these reviews have apparently become rooted in Canadian practice. There have now been foreign policy reviews in each of the last three decades. While there are
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Looking for Leadership.(in US foreign policy)
Brookings Review
; Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy The end of the Cold War relaxed tensions in Europe without bringing harmony to Washington. American foreign policy is, if anything, more contentious today than it has been in 60 years. Whether it is Russia, peacekeeping, chemical weapons, trade, the United
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All the world's a stage, and Clinton and Dole merely... (Pres. Clinton's and Bob Dole's positions on foreign policy issues)
The Nation
; Foreign policy How many readers have I lost already? The very phrase oozes sanctimony Yet both political parties insist they have a winner in the issue. George Stephanopoulos got a big thrill in New Hampshire when the proverbial cabdriver told him Dole didn't have a chance against Clinton because
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