Norway

Arctic Region

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No Need to Read Between the Lines: How Clear Shifts in Nordic Strategies Create Opportunities for the United States to Enhance Arctic Security
Norway, Sweden, and Finland have dramatically shifted their plans and actions in response to Russian threats in the European Arctic. This change could provide an opportunity for the United States to further strengthen cooperation, enhancing security and better countering Russia in the region.
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Sep 15, 2021
The RAND Blog
Jalen Zeman

Security Cooperation

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Standing Together on NATO's North Flank: UK-Norwegian Defence Cooperation
The UK and Norway share a long and close history, bound by shared experiences as seafaring nations whose political, cultural, and economic development have been shaped in part by their exploitation of the North Sea and North Atlantic. Much could remain to be gained from continuing to deepen and evolve their longstanding partnership to meet the new challenges of the 21st century.
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Dec 9, 2020
LUFTLED
Anna Knack, James Black, et al.
Norway

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How Norway's Allies View Its Defense Challenges and Opportunities
Norway's Ministry of Defence will shortly publish its next Long Term Plan, which outlines how the Armed Forces, in tandem with other elements of government and society, can best address the threats to Norway. Other countries can learn from how Norway chooses to tackle emerging challenges, and can benefit from its lessons learned.
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Apr 16, 2020
Defense News
Stephen J. Flanagan, James Black
Security Cooperation

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Could Norway Be Key to a Future Syria Strike?
If Syrian acceptance of the Russia-backed plan that is supposed to see it give up its chemical weapons turns out to be a stalling tactic — as many believe it is — support for strikes from allies like Norway will be all the more important to the White House, writes Christopher S. Chivvis.
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Sep 26, 2013
CNN
Christopher S. Chivvis

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Women veterans and other advocates have raised concerns that the old version of the mission statement…contributed directly to [a] feeling of being unrecognized. Replacing this signage could demonstrate that the department takes their concerns seriously, and the department worked carefully to incorporate employee and veteran feedback when developing its new mission statement.

Kayla M. Williams

Senior Policy Researcher

Source: The Hill

The constant for a lot of my work is 'teacher voice'—just trying to bring teachers' perspectives into policymaking. Teachers on the ground really do face so many challenges, and so it's important that we highlight their experiences and what they view as potential solutions.

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Assistant Policy Researcher, RAND, and Ph.D. Candidate, Pardee RAND Graduate School

Source: RAND Review

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Norway

No Need to Read Between the Lines: How Clear Shifts in Nordic Strategies Create Opportunities for the United States to Enhance Arctic Security

Standing Together on NATO's North Flank: UK-Norwegian Defence Cooperation

How Norway's Allies View Its Defense Challenges and Opportunities

Could Norway Be Key to a Future Syria Strike?

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