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Swedish Foreign Policy, 18092019,Used
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Product DescriptionStarting with 1809, Swedens year zero and a period of deep national trauma, this book studies the relationship between Sweden and its environment, and foreign policy and overlapping security and defence policies. The book displays the pattern to Swedish foreign policy behavior, at times solidarity and involvement, at times disengagement and isolation, depending on the actions of larger powers in the neighbourhood. The author examines Swedens independence from, dependence on, orientation towards, and then acquiescence in Europe, and the release of a revolution in Swedish foreign policy from the early 1990s. The author also studies a process of steady Swedish Europeanization and the emergence of a postneutral stance. The books endpoint is the European Parliamentary election 2019, which resulted in a stemming of the populist tide in Sweden which had grown from disconnection between a Europereluctant electorate and Europeenthusiastic politicians. The book also looks towards Swedish policy ambitions and prospects for the 2020s and continuation of the revolution.About the AuthorGraeme D. Eddie has worked and studied in Sweden, and his political science research in Stockholm contributed to a PhD (Aberdeen University). He has published in The World Today, RIIA, London. He was a librarian/archivist at the Centre for Research Collections, Edinburgh University Library, of which he is currently an Honorary Fellow.
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