Nils Andren
Biographic Data
| ID | 893659 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nils Andren |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nils |
| FAMILY NAME | Andren |
| SIGNATURE | ANDREN N |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Defence Research Institute, Stockholm |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Three Nordic Windows Facing East
Not Only Submarines: A Perspective On Swedish-Soviet Relations
Nordic Integration and Cooperation — Illusion and Reality
Andrén, N. Nordic Integration and Cooperation — Illusion and Reality. Cooperation and Conflict, XIX, 1984, 251-262. In 1967 the author contributed an article to this journal on Nordic Integration. The aim was twofold: on the one hand to provide a definition broad enough to encompass a variety of integration forces or tendencies and exact enough to permit sufficient precision in the analysis, and on the other hand to measure the character of the g…
Sweden's Defence Doctrines and Changing Threat Perceptions
Andrén, N. Sweden's Defence Doctrines and Changing Threat Perceptions. Coop eration and Conflict, XVII, 1982, 29-39. Sweden has for a long time consistently adhered to defence doctrines emphasizing the need for a large, conventional anti-invasion defence in which army and air strength is neatly balanced and supplemented with a relatively weaker navy. Nuclear arms have been rejected and the nuclear threat, in the official defence doctrines, attrib…
Belgrade and beyond: The CSCE Process in Perspective
Futures Studies and National Security: The Swedish Experience
Andrén, N. Futures Studies and National Security: The Swedish Experience. Cooperation and Conflict, XVI, 1981, 39-56. The focus of this paper is both on the development and structure of Swedish defence- oriented studies concerning the future development of the international system and on some of the major problems related to these studies. The studies form part of a long-range planning system and take place in an organization consisting of three …
The Nordic Balance: An Overview
Prospects for the Nordic Security Pattern
Andrén, N. Prospects for the Nordic Security Pattern. Cooperation and Conflict, XIII, 1978, 181-192. The Nordic countries responded to the Cold War division of Europe in different ways. The total effect of the different national choices of position is a pattern which, it is be lieved, has tended to reduce acute tensions between the major blocs on their 'Northern flank', in spite of its increasing significance for both military seasons, viz. Sovie…
Sweden and Europe
Europe' is not a clear, unambiguous concept. From a Swedish point of view there are at least four different 'Europes' to consider. The paper outlines the significance for Sweden of the EEC-Europe, the Euro-group of NATO, the Council (of) Europe, and the old or 'whole' Europe. The importance of various more or less plausible European developments for the Nordic countries and their mutual relations is illustrated in a number of scenarios
Sweden's Security Policy
Since the beginning of the Cold War, Sweden's security policy has been based on the principle of non-alignment between great power blocs in order to remain neutral in case of war. This basic principle is of major importance to Sweden's behaviour on the three major arenas of her foreign policy — global, European, and Nordic. In this paper the development of Sweden's present foreign policy is outlined, and the significance of a viable national defe…
The Web of Interdependence
The Future of the Scandinavian Security System
On Nordic Similarities and Differences: Nils Herlitz: Elements of Nordic Public Law. Institutet for rättsvetenskaplig forskning, LIV. Stockholm 1969
Power-Balance and Non-Alignment: A Perspective on Swedish Foreign Policy
In Search of Security
Sweden: State Support for Political Parties
A Note on a Note
The Study of International Relations I960-I965: Sweden
Nordic Integration
The Study of International Relations 1960–1965
Government and Politics in the Nordic Countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden
Post War Teaching of Social Sciences At Swedish Universities
Nordic Integration
Sweden's Security Policy
Since the beginning of the Cold War, Sweden's security policy has been based on the principle of non-alignment between great power blocs in order to remain neutral in case of war. This basic principle is of major importance to Sweden's behaviour on the three major arenas of her foreign policy — global, European, and Nordic. In this paper the development of Sweden's present foreign policy is outlined, and the significance of a viable national defe…
The Study of International Relations 1960–1965
Nordic Integration and Cooperation — Illusion and Reality
Andrén, N. Nordic Integration and Cooperation — Illusion and Reality. Cooperation and Conflict, XIX, 1984, 251-262. In 1967 the author contributed an article to this journal on Nordic Integration. The aim was twofold: on the one hand to provide a definition broad enough to encompass a variety of integration forces or tendencies and exact enough to permit sufficient precision in the analysis, and on the other hand to measure the character of the g…
Prospects for the Nordic Security Pattern
Andrén, N. Prospects for the Nordic Security Pattern. Cooperation and Conflict, XIII, 1978, 181-192. The Nordic countries responded to the Cold War division of Europe in different ways. The total effect of the different national choices of position is a pattern which, it is be lieved, has tended to reduce acute tensions between the major blocs on their 'Northern flank', in spite of its increasing significance for both military seasons, viz. Sovie…
In Search of Security
Sweden's Defence Doctrines and Changing Threat Perceptions
Andrén, N. Sweden's Defence Doctrines and Changing Threat Perceptions. Coop eration and Conflict, XVII, 1982, 29-39. Sweden has for a long time consistently adhered to defence doctrines emphasizing the need for a large, conventional anti-invasion defence in which army and air strength is neatly balanced and supplemented with a relatively weaker navy. Nuclear arms have been rejected and the nuclear threat, in the official defence doctrines, attrib…
Belgrade and beyond: The CSCE Process in Perspective
Futures Studies and National Security: The Swedish Experience
Andrén, N. Futures Studies and National Security: The Swedish Experience. Cooperation and Conflict, XVI, 1981, 39-56. The focus of this paper is both on the development and structure of Swedish defence- oriented studies concerning the future development of the international system and on some of the major problems related to these studies. The studies form part of a long-range planning system and take place in an organization consisting of three …
Sweden: State Support for Political Parties
A Note on a Note
Post War Teaching of Social Sciences At Swedish Universities
Government and Politics in the Nordic Countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden
The Study of International Relations 1960–1965
A Note on a Note
The Study of International Relations I960-I965: Sweden
Nordic Integration
Power-Balance and Non-Alignment: A Perspective on Swedish Foreign Policy
In Search of Security
Sweden: State Support for Political Parties
The Future of the Scandinavian Security System
On Nordic Similarities and Differences: Nils Herlitz: Elements of Nordic Public Law. Institutet for rättsvetenskaplig forskning, LIV. Stockholm 1969
The Web of Interdependence
Sweden's Security Policy
Since the beginning of the Cold War, Sweden's security policy has been based on the principle of non-alignment between great power blocs in order to remain neutral in case of war. This basic principle is of major importance to Sweden's behaviour on the three major arenas of her foreign policy — global, European, and Nordic. In this paper the development of Sweden's present foreign policy is outlined, and the significance of a viable national defe…
Sweden and Europe
Europe' is not a clear, unambiguous concept. From a Swedish point of view there are at least four different 'Europes' to consider. The paper outlines the significance for Sweden of the EEC-Europe, the Euro-group of NATO, the Council (of) Europe, and the old or 'whole' Europe. The importance of various more or less plausible European developments for the Nordic countries and their mutual relations is illustrated in a number of scenarios
Prospects for the Nordic Security Pattern
Andrén, N. Prospects for the Nordic Security Pattern. Cooperation and Conflict, XIII, 1978, 181-192. The Nordic countries responded to the Cold War division of Europe in different ways. The total effect of the different national choices of position is a pattern which, it is be lieved, has tended to reduce acute tensions between the major blocs on their 'Northern flank', in spite of its increasing significance for both military seasons, viz. Sovie…
The Nordic Balance: An Overview
Belgrade and beyond: The CSCE Process in Perspective
Futures Studies and National Security: The Swedish Experience
Andrén, N. Futures Studies and National Security: The Swedish Experience. Cooperation and Conflict, XVI, 1981, 39-56. The focus of this paper is both on the development and structure of Swedish defence- oriented studies concerning the future development of the international system and on some of the major problems related to these studies. The studies form part of a long-range planning system and take place in an organization consisting of three …
Sweden's Defence Doctrines and Changing Threat Perceptions
Andrén, N. Sweden's Defence Doctrines and Changing Threat Perceptions. Coop eration and Conflict, XVII, 1982, 29-39. Sweden has for a long time consistently adhered to defence doctrines emphasizing the need for a large, conventional anti-invasion defence in which army and air strength is neatly balanced and supplemented with a relatively weaker navy. Nuclear arms have been rejected and the nuclear threat, in the official defence doctrines, attrib…
Nordic Integration and Cooperation — Illusion and Reality
Andrén, N. Nordic Integration and Cooperation — Illusion and Reality. Cooperation and Conflict, XIX, 1984, 251-262. In 1967 the author contributed an article to this journal on Nordic Integration. The aim was twofold: on the one hand to provide a definition broad enough to encompass a variety of integration forces or tendencies and exact enough to permit sufficient precision in the analysis, and on the other hand to measure the character of the g…
Not Only Submarines: A Perspective On Swedish-Soviet Relations
Three Nordic Windows Facing East
Political science (20 works) · Political economy (12 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Politics (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Law (7 works) · European and International Law Studies (5 works) · Economy (4 works)