Law

Individual stories expose the contradiction between a nation built on equality and a law that continues to restrict citizens' bodily freedom.

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

The end of a 434-year political union between the kingdoms of Norway and Denmark.

The history of Åland’s legal status reflects key security issues in the area of the Baltic Sea for the last 100 years or more

Digitalisation can challenge fundamental principles of the rule of law, with a focus on Denmark.

Responses to the pandemic challenge local autonomy.

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

When Denmark became a member of the European Community in 1973, European law was not high on its domestic agenda. It was first and foremost the…

Constitutions set out the rights of individuals living in the Nordic countries, enshrining fundamental principles, such as full equality before the…

On 4th August 1916, the American government issued a declaration to the Danish government that it would not raise objections if Denmark extended its…