Nils Ørvik
Biographic Data
| ID | 953122 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nils Ørvik |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nils |
| FAMILY NAME | Ørvik |
| SIGNATURE | ØRVIK N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Queen's University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Semialignment and Western Security
Semialignment and Western Security
Canadian security and ‘defence against help’: International Perspectives May/June 1983
The European Community at the Crossroads the First Twenty-Five Years
Northern Development, Northern Security
Greenland: The Politics of a New Northern Nation
Strengthening Deterrence: Nato and the Credibility of Western Defence in the 1980s
America, Scandinavia, and the Cold War 1945-1949
Norway, Oil, and Foreign Policy
Introduction: The Nordic council and the European economic community
Norway and the European economic community: 1972–1977
(1978). Norway and the European economic community: 1972–1977. Journal of European Integration: Vol. 2, Integration and Disintegration: Scandinavia and the European Community, 1972-1977, pp. 49-72
Northern Development: Modernization with Equality in Greenland
Over the past few years, northern development has become a major issue in all countries who territories extend beyond the Arctic Circle. This fact is in part of a result of the discovery of new resources and the technological means of developing them, but also reflects the aspirations, expectations and growing self-awareness of the native peoples concerned. Though each northern area is different from every other in regard to available natural res…
Ingunn Nordeval Means, Kvinner i norsk politikk [Women in Norwegian Politics]. Oslo: Cappelen, 1973, pp. 185
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Nordic Cooperation and High Politics
The 1972 decision of the Norwegian people to reject admission to the European Community has raised some fresh questions about the Nordic countries and Nordic integration. Was the Norwegian decision a protest vote on mainly domestic grounds? Or was it a rejection of the whole structure, system, and ideology of the European Community—as having grown too bureaucratic, too self-centered, and too concerned about economic gains and trade and growth rat…
Semi-Neutrality and Canada's Security
Defence against help‐a strategy for small states
(1973). Defence against help‐a strategy for small states? Survival: Vol. 15, No. 5, pp. 228-231
The Threat: Problems of Analysis
Integration- For Whom, Against Whom
Base Policy - Theor and Practice: The Norwegian Case
Scandinavia, Nato, and Northern Security
The present strains on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) alliance have far-reaching implications for members as well as nonmembers. In the current Scandinavian debate on security the year 1969 has become almost a magic number. In Norway there has even been talk of a national referendum on whether to continue membership in NATO. While recent polls show a majority in favor of the alliance, the margin is not large enough to preclude a ch…
Nato the Role of the Small Members
In the midst of the deepening concern over the future of the North Atlantic alliance, the focus is almost exclusively on the larger members, the United States, Great Britain, France and Germany. This is a natural consequence of the weight that each of them carries within the alliance. Yet, is the alliance solely dependent upon the large powers? We sometimes tend to forget that nine of the fifteen members of nato are small states. Do these members…
Norwegian Activities in the Study of International Relations I960-I964
Soviet Approaches on Nato's Northern Flank
The analysis presented in this paper is based upon the assumption that neither the relaxed atmosphere which followed the Cuban crisis and the Test Ban Treaty, nor the shift of leaders in the Soviet Union has altered basically Soviet intentions toward the West. Moscow continues to foster hopes for the disintegration of the Western alliance. What remains open is the question of the means which the Soviets could use for the fulfillment of their aims…
Europe's Northern Cap and the Soviet Union
Norge i Brennpunktet. Vol. I, Handelskrigen
Nordic Cooperation and High Politics
The 1972 decision of the Norwegian people to reject admission to the European Community has raised some fresh questions about the Nordic countries and Nordic integration. Was the Norwegian decision a protest vote on mainly domestic grounds? Or was it a rejection of the whole structure, system, and ideology of the European Community—as having grown too bureaucratic, too self-centered, and too concerned about economic gains and trade and growth rat…
Integration- For Whom, Against Whom
Semialignment and Western Security
Norwegian Activities in the Study of International Relations I960-I964
Canadian security and ‘defence against help’: International Perspectives May/June 1983
Greenland: The Politics of a New Northern Nation
America, Scandinavia, and the Cold War 1945-1949
Semi-Neutrality and Canada's Security
Defence against help‐a strategy for small states
(1973). Defence against help‐a strategy for small states? Survival: Vol. 15, No. 5, pp. 228-231
Scandinavia, Nato, and Northern Security
The present strains on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) alliance have far-reaching implications for members as well as nonmembers. In the current Scandinavian debate on security the year 1969 has become almost a magic number. In Norway there has even been talk of a national referendum on whether to continue membership in NATO. While recent polls show a majority in favor of the alliance, the margin is not large enough to preclude a ch…
Norge i Brennpunktet. Vol. I, Handelskrigen
Soviet Approaches on Nato's Northern Flank
The analysis presented in this paper is based upon the assumption that neither the relaxed atmosphere which followed the Cuban crisis and the Test Ban Treaty, nor the shift of leaders in the Soviet Union has altered basically Soviet intentions toward the West. Moscow continues to foster hopes for the disintegration of the Western alliance. What remains open is the question of the means which the Soviets could use for the fulfillment of their aims…
Europe's Northern Cap and the Soviet Union
Norwegian Activities in the Study of International Relations I960-I964
Scandinavia, Nato, and Northern Security
The present strains on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) alliance have far-reaching implications for members as well as nonmembers. In the current Scandinavian debate on security the year 1969 has become almost a magic number. In Norway there has even been talk of a national referendum on whether to continue membership in NATO. While recent polls show a majority in favor of the alliance, the margin is not large enough to preclude a ch…
Nato the Role of the Small Members
In the midst of the deepening concern over the future of the North Atlantic alliance, the focus is almost exclusively on the larger members, the United States, Great Britain, France and Germany. This is a natural consequence of the weight that each of them carries within the alliance. Yet, is the alliance solely dependent upon the large powers? We sometimes tend to forget that nine of the fifteen members of nato are small states. Do these members…
Integration- For Whom, Against Whom
Base Policy - Theor and Practice: The Norwegian Case
The Threat: Problems of Analysis
Defence against help‐a strategy for small states
(1973). Defence against help‐a strategy for small states? Survival: Vol. 15, No. 5, pp. 228-231
Nordic Cooperation and High Politics
The 1972 decision of the Norwegian people to reject admission to the European Community has raised some fresh questions about the Nordic countries and Nordic integration. Was the Norwegian decision a protest vote on mainly domestic grounds? Or was it a rejection of the whole structure, system, and ideology of the European Community—as having grown too bureaucratic, too self-centered, and too concerned about economic gains and trade and growth rat…
Semi-Neutrality and Canada's Security
Northern Development: Modernization with Equality in Greenland
Over the past few years, northern development has become a major issue in all countries who territories extend beyond the Arctic Circle. This fact is in part of a result of the discovery of new resources and the technological means of developing them, but also reflects the aspirations, expectations and growing self-awareness of the native peoples concerned. Though each northern area is different from every other in regard to available natural res…
Ingunn Nordeval Means, Kvinner i norsk politikk [Women in Norwegian Politics]. Oslo: Cappelen, 1973, pp. 185
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Introduction: The Nordic council and the European economic community
Norway and the European economic community: 1972–1977
(1978). Norway and the European economic community: 1972–1977. Journal of European Integration: Vol. 2, Integration and Disintegration: Scandinavia and the European Community, 1972-1977, pp. 49-72
Norway, Oil, and Foreign Policy
America, Scandinavia, and the Cold War 1945-1949
Strengthening Deterrence: Nato and the Credibility of Western Defence in the 1980s
Canadian security and ‘defence against help’: International Perspectives May/June 1983
The European Community at the Crossroads the First Twenty-Five Years
Northern Development, Northern Security
Greenland: The Politics of a New Northern Nation
Semialignment and Western Security
Semialignment and Western Security
Political science (25 works) · Economics (13 works) · Law (11 works) · Law (10 works) · International trade (8 works) · Political economy (8 works) · Politics (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (6 works) · European and International Law Studies (5 works)