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Arctic is hot again in America and Europe / Roussel, Stephane; Fossum, John Erik

Roussel, Stephane	Journal Article
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2010.

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Geopolitics ; Global Warming ; Military relations ; Russia ; Europe ; Canada ;
America ; International Community ; Arctic ; Arctic Defence Policy

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ID: 077328

Gidsland and human security: Cosmopolitan vehicles / Fossum, John Erik

Fossum, John Erik	Journal Article
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2006.

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Terrorism ; International Security ; Human Security

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ID: 112654

Moving above and below the state: actors and issues / Fossum, John Erik

Fossum, John Erik	Journal Article
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2011.

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Globalization ; Sovereignty

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ID: 149210

Norwegian reflections on Brexit / Fossum, John Erik

Fossum, John Erik	Journal Article
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The leave campaigners' main slogan was the need to ‘take back control’. A major concern was for the UK to restore its sovereignty, and they argued that the best way of doing that was for Britain to leave the EU.

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Sovereignty ; Referenda ; Brexit ; Norwegian Reflections

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ID: 167902

What is the Norway Model? Mode of Affiliation or Political Compromise? / Fossum, John Erik

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Brexit is a high‐stakes political process, but there is still no clear understanding of the political factors that underpin the various affiliation modes that the UK is currently debating. These are treated as quite static constructs, with emphasis on legal detail not the political and societal conditions that make them operate. What does the inclusion of the UK in the European Economic Area (EEA) agreement—which is the core component of the Norway model—do to that arrangement, itself a domestic Norwegian compromise? Will the arrangement continue to function, or will the UK's presence fundamentally alter or even abrogate the arrangement? This article spells out the specific political presuppositions that the Norway model rests on, and notes that the UK cannot emulate these. In addition, it argues that the more closely attached to the EEA agreement the UK is, the more precarious the arrangement will be.

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Norway Model ; Political Compromis

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