Regional Cooperation in Scandinavia

Norman J. Padelford

International Organization, 1957, vol. 11, issue 4, 597-614

Abstract: It has been said that the northern nations of Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Iceland, personify unity within diversity.Ties of ethnographic and cultural kinship give these northern peoples a sense of unity and a desire for working together. At the same time, the varying outlooks and aspirations which the five countries have come to hold as a result of their differing geographic, economic and political conditions and experiences, have produced a strong desire for independence and the preservation of their own ways of life.

Date: 1957
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