Main Challenges for the Norwegian Foreign Policy

An open debate where the eight central figures from the eight largest Norwegian political parties explain their foreign policy goals for the term 2009-2012. While all three leftwing parties stress the importance of climate change and equality, the criticism towards NATO intensifies when we moved fro...

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Veröffentlicht in:Internasjonal politikk 2009-01, Vol.67 (3), p.493-515
Hauptverfasser: Store, Jonas Gahr, Halvorsen, Kristin, Navarsete, Liv Signe, Jensen, Siv, Solberg, Erna, Hoybraten, Dagfinn, Sponheim, Lars, Dale, Torstein
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Sprache:nor
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Zusammenfassung:An open debate where the eight central figures from the eight largest Norwegian political parties explain their foreign policy goals for the term 2009-2012. While all three leftwing parties stress the importance of climate change and equality, the criticism towards NATO intensifies when we moved from the center-left to the far left. The traditional center and right wing parties all emphasize the importance of free trade and globalization with an increased degree of skepticism in the center. The Progress Party stands out from the crowd by attacking foreign aid for increasing corruption and diminishing human rights in developing countries. L. Pitkaniemi
ISSN:0020-577X