A Nordic Country with East European Problems. British views on post-war Finland, 1944–1948

WOS:000304436200010Peer reviewe

Less than Membership but More than Association : Establishing the European Economic Area, 1989–1993

One of the principal forms of differentiated integration today is the European Economic Area (EEA), formed in 1994 and which draws together members of the European Union (EU) and three of the four members of European Free Trade Association (EFTA): Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. Placing it within a broader frame of the institutional development of European integration at the time, this chapter explores the EEA’s origins and founding principles. Besides showing how and why the EEA eventually took the shape it did, the chapter also looks at the EEA’s structural weaknesses and how, ultimately, a realisation of its institutional inadequacy paved the way for later EU enlargements.Peer reviewe

Puolustuskyvytön Suomi

Arvosteltu teos: Puolustuskykyinen valtio vai Ruotsin hälytyskello?: Suomen sotilasstrateginen asema kylmän sodan alkuvuosien asiantuntija-arvioissa / Tapio Koskimies. Helsinki : Maanpuolustuskorkeakoulun sotahistorian laitos, 2010

Insinöörien järjestötoiminnan kokonaiskuva tarkentuu

Arvosteltu teos: Tekniikkaa hyvässä Seurassa : Tampereen Teknillinen Seura 125 vuotta / Petri Paju, Katariina Mauranen. Tampere : Tampereen Teknillinen Seura ry, 2018

Expectations and fears. the debate over Finnish EU-membership 1989-1994.

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Neutrality as Identity : Finland’s Quest for Security in the Cold War

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Conclusion: Europe's wild cards and black swans

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Neutrality and Nonalignment in World Politics during the Cold War

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