Titlebook: Sweden: From Neutrality to International Solidarity; Ryszard M. Czarny Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Na

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Political Transition in the Last Decade of the 20th CenturyChanges in Europe during the turn of the eighties and nineties have been the greatest geopolitical transformation since WWII. The collapse of the bipolar system, regaining of sovereignty by the Baltic States and the Central and Eastern European countries fundamentally changed Sweden’s geostrategic position.

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Sweden’s Accession to the European UnionDuring the last decade of the 20th century, Sweden and its closest neighbors have shared common history, culture and social values—democracy, human rights, pluralism, and the market economy. Institutional links between different industries, trade unions, political parties, research organizations and universities were established.

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Ryszard M. CzarnyProvides a comprehensive insight into the neutrality and international solidarity in the Kingdom of Sweden.Offers a unique and specific view on historical periods of neutrality policy in Europe.Highli

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Neutrality in International Relations: Theoretical Foundationsth regard to the definition of the actual concept and its types. It is both foreign and security policy doctrine and practice. This approach requires paying attention to the way the specific terms are used: foreign policy, security policy, neutrality, and the policy of neutrality.

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The Origins of Sweden’s Neutralityed trade in the Baltic Sea. Sweden gained its independency by breaking away from the Nordic “great state” of the Kalmar Union times established under the rule of Denmark. The rivalry between Sweden and Denmark for a leading position in Scandinavia was for a long time one of the fundamental premises

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Neutrality of Sweden and the Experiences of WWII widespread consensus regarding the policy of neutrality, current situation and the position of Sweden in Northern Europe. The as regards security policy of 1936, 1938 and 1939 led to significant strengthening of the defense capabilities although following the reductions in military service of 1925,

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