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In this category, you will find articles on democracy and the Nordics, including parliaments, voting systems, egalitarianism, consensual democracy, social democracy and the welfare state. Categories are interpreted widely.

Religious Freedom and Restrictions in the Nordic countries

- Lene Kühle

Ensuring equal treatment for the different religious communities in Norden is challenging.

Arctic Policies of the Nordic Countries

- Kat Hodgson

Approaches to the Arctic reveal wider geopolitical trends as well as the Nordic countries' domestic concerns.

Iceland’s Constitutional Revision and the “New Constitution”

- Jón Ólafsson

The promise of political renewal that followed the country’s currency and economy collapsing has stalled in political quagmire.

Podcast: Regionalisation and the Baltic Sea Region

- Damian Szacawa

Listen to a podcast about when and why states in and around the Baltic Sea have worked together for economic, social or geopolitical reasons, with a…

NNL Pod 8+9: Culture and Security after the Invasion of Ukraine

- Birgitte Beck Prinsted

Listen to two podcasts in Danish on the changing political and cultural landscape since the invasion of Ukraine, both in Russia, Europe and Norden.

Scandinavian Municipalities and COVID-19

- Therese Sefton

Responses to the pandemic challenge local autonomy.

Democracy in the Scandinavian 1990s

The Danish parliament "Christiansborg" viewed from a frog-eyed perspective with a blue sky in the background.
- Jesper Vestermark Køber

Nordic conceptions of democracy are challenged and change over time.

Populism and the growth of the radical right in the Nordic countries

- Anders Widfeldt

An overview of right-wing parties and political polarisation in the Nordic countries in the twenty-first century.

Freedom of the press in Iceland during the Napoleonic wars

A drawing of several people inside a house. A man is reading from a book, with a woman standing behind him, looking down on the book. Everyone is gathered around a fire, and several other people are both standing and sitting down, listening to the story.
- Margrét Gunnarsdóttir

An international current affairs publication in Iceland (Minnisverð tíðindi or Noteworthy News) ran for eight years at the turn of the nineteenth…

Public opinion on the EU in Iceland since 1980

The logo of the EU
- Ragnar Auðun Árnason

Back in the 1980s and 90s, support for joining the European Union in Iceland was split into three, a bit like it is today: for, against and undecided.…

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Revideret 13.09.2023