Hanna Ojanen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4381291 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hanna Ojanen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hanna |
| FAMILY NAME | Ojanen |
| SIGNATURE | OJANEN H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Finnish Institute of International Affairs |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Plurality of Truth: A Critique of Research on the State and European Integration: A Critique of Research on the State and European Integration
Plurality of Truth: A Critique of Research on the State and European Integration
The varying degrees and meanings of Nordicness in Finnish foreign policy
Geography and political history make Finland a borderline Nordic country: one that has not always self-evidently been part of the Nordic countries, but also a country for which being identified as Nordic has been all the more important. Finland has successfully used “Nordicness” as an instrument to recognition and influence internationally. Historically, the Nordic neighbours have been a reference group of outstanding value for the country, and a…
The Finnish Presidency: Efficiency Before Eloquence
Bridging Internal and External Security: Lessons from the European Security and Defence Policy
This article suggests that the development of the European Security and Defence Policy has not only signalled a new tempo in EU policy making but seems also to have unforeseen consequences in that it pushes forward the development of the EU's internal security policy. The link is visible most clearly in the crisis management capabilities that have been built up with external operations in mind, but that, once established, have been perceived as h…
The EU and Nato: Two Competing Models for a Common Defence Policy
European integration in security and defence was for a long time seen as impossible or at least highly unlikely. Even otherwise contradictory theories of European integration shared the assumption that the specific character of this field explained the absence of integration. Recent developments challenge this assumption. Maintaining instead that security and defence are amenable to integration, one can, drawing from the same integration theories…
Finland: Rediscovering Its Nordic Neighbours After an EU Honeymoon
The EU and Nato: Two Competing Models for a Common Defence Policy
European integration in security and defence was for a long time seen as impossible or at least highly unlikely. Even otherwise contradictory theories of European integration shared the assumption that the specific character of this field explained the absence of integration. Recent developments challenge this assumption. Maintaining instead that security and defence are amenable to integration, one can, drawing from the same integration theories…
Finland: Rediscovering Its Nordic Neighbours After an EU Honeymoon
Bridging Internal and External Security: Lessons from the European Security and Defence Policy
This article suggests that the development of the European Security and Defence Policy has not only signalled a new tempo in EU policy making but seems also to have unforeseen consequences in that it pushes forward the development of the EU's internal security policy. The link is visible most clearly in the crisis management capabilities that have been built up with external operations in mind, but that, once established, have been perceived as h…
The varying degrees and meanings of Nordicness in Finnish foreign policy
Geography and political history make Finland a borderline Nordic country: one that has not always self-evidently been part of the Nordic countries, but also a country for which being identified as Nordic has been all the more important. Finland has successfully used “Nordicness” as an instrument to recognition and influence internationally. Historically, the Nordic neighbours have been a reference group of outstanding value for the country, and a…
The Finnish Presidency: Efficiency Before Eloquence
Finland: Rediscovering Its Nordic Neighbours After an EU Honeymoon
Bridging Internal and External Security: Lessons from the European Security and Defence Policy
This article suggests that the development of the European Security and Defence Policy has not only signalled a new tempo in EU policy making but seems also to have unforeseen consequences in that it pushes forward the development of the EU's internal security policy. The link is visible most clearly in the crisis management capabilities that have been built up with external operations in mind, but that, once established, have been perceived as h…
The EU and Nato: Two Competing Models for a Common Defence Policy
European integration in security and defence was for a long time seen as impossible or at least highly unlikely. Even otherwise contradictory theories of European integration shared the assumption that the specific character of this field explained the absence of integration. Recent developments challenge this assumption. Maintaining instead that security and defence are amenable to integration, one can, drawing from the same integration theories…
The Finnish Presidency: Efficiency Before Eloquence
The varying degrees and meanings of Nordicness in Finnish foreign policy
Geography and political history make Finland a borderline Nordic country: one that has not always self-evidently been part of the Nordic countries, but also a country for which being identified as Nordic has been all the more important. Finland has successfully used “Nordicness” as an instrument to recognition and influence internationally. Historically, the Nordic neighbours have been a reference group of outstanding value for the country, and a…
The Plurality of Truth: A Critique of Research on the State and European Integration: A Critique of Research on the State and European Integration
Plurality of Truth: A Critique of Research on the State and European Integration
Political science (5 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Security policy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer security (2 works) · Economic integration (2 works) · Economics (2 works)