Contemporary Nordic public policies : degrees of exceptionalism and inner diversity /
This book offers a comparative and multidisciplinary examination of the formulation and implementation of public policy within the Nordic region.It seeks to present these efforts within the context of a frequently understudied area of the world which, nonetheless, is often cited as a trend setter fo...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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2026.
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| Series: | Springer polar sciences.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I:Overview
- An Introduction to the Nordic Region
- The Evolution of Public Policies in the Nordic Countries
- Part II: The Contributions of Political Culture and the Welfare State
- Nordic Political Culture: Democracy, Emancipative Values and the Rise of Populism
- Welfare and Democracy in the Nordic Region: A Context for Policymaking
- Part III:The Influences of Globalization and Liberalization
- How Financial Globalization Transformed the Nordic Model and Public Policy
- The Diffusion of Trust Reforms within the Nordic Countries
- Part IV:Security and Foreign Relations
- Nordic Understandings of Security: Commonalities and the End of Exceptionalism?
- Exceptionalism and Inner Diversity within Nordic Foreign Policy: The Case of the Arctic Council
- Part V: Climate Change and the Environment
- The Impact of Climate Change on the Nordics from a One Health Perspective (Ab)using the Land: Environmental and Climate Justice in the North
- Part VI:Final Observations
- Summary and Conclusions.