Common or Divided Security?

Contents: Helga Haftendorn: Germany's Return to the Global Stage: Continuity and Change in German Security Policy - Rolf Tamnes: Norwegian Foreign and Security Policy: From the Arctic Frontier to the Afghan Battlefield - Michael Paul: Closing Pandora's Box: Germany, Nuclear Weapons, and Another New START - Kirstin Hemmer Mørkestøl: Cyber: Buzzword or Game Changer? How the Digital Space Affects National and International Security - Geir Flikke: An Arctic Home? The Arctic Policies of Norway and Russia - Annegret Bendiek: Challenges to the Rule of Law: EU-US Counter-Terrorism Cooperation - Alister Miskimmon: Becoming a Responsible Leader? Germany and EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy - Pernille Rieker: Active Participation Despite Limited Influence: Explaining Norway's Participation in EU's Security Policy - Patrick Keller: Germany's New Role in NATO: Status Quo as Strategy - Paal Sigurd Hilde/Helene Forsland Widerberg: Norway and NATO: The Art of Balancing - Sven Bernhard Gareis: The Bundeswehr in the Post-Cold War International Environment - Lene Ekhaugen/Ida Maria Oma: Norwegian Lead in Afghanistan: A Small State Approach to a Large Commitment - Håkon Lunde Saxi: So Similar, Yet so Different: Explaining Divergence in Nordic Defence Policies - Robin Allers/Rolf Tamnes: Just Do It: Bilateral and Minilateral Cooperation to Invigorate European Security.

Robin Allers holds a PhD in History from the University of Hamburg. He is a Senior Fellow at the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies (IFS) in Oslo.
Carlo Masala holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Cologne. He is a Professor at the Universität der Bundeswehr in Munich.
Rolf Tamnes holds a PhD in History from the University of Oslo. He is a Professor and former Director at the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies (IFS).