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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56090-3y were not equally eager to have NATO go “out of area”. The main question, however, is how Britain and Norway dealt with the European Union (EU) growing wider and deeper. After the 1994 referendum, Norway developed into the most integrated of the non-members. It became an integral part of the Single

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European eHealth Agenda, 1990–2010examined in the previous chapters, but rather discusses some major themes for the entire 75-year period. Two main interlinked perspectives are considered. The first is the UK-Norwegian bilateral relationship in terms of trade, security, and political and European relations. It finds that in all thes

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