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Independence is a perpetual resource. By Ragnar Arnalds.
It is often said that little is discussed about the advantages and disadvantages of Iceland becoming a member of the European Union. Ragnar's book deals mainly with the independence of Iceland and the European Union, as well as the independence of the nation in the past and future. Answers are sought to various questions, including: Is the independence of our nation an outdated goal? Should we go with the flow and join the European Union? Or does the nation have a unique position and must therefore stand outside? Which has fared better over the last quarter of a century: the small state of Iceland or various of the largest states of the European Union? How did Icelanders lose the main aspects of their independence in the early centuries? How was the country's independence gradually regained? Which aspects of independence would be lost again if Iceland became a member of the EU.
It is often said that little is discussed about the advantages and disadvantages of Iceland becoming a member of the European Union. Ragnar's book deals mainly with the independence of Iceland and the European Union, as well as the independence of the nation in the past and future. Answers are sought to various questions, including: Is the independence of our nation an outdated goal? Should we go with the flow and join the European Union? Or does the nation have a unique position and must therefore stand outside? Which has fared better over the last quarter of a century: the small state of Iceland or various of the largest states of the European Union? How did Icelanders lose the main aspects of their independence in the early centuries? How was the country's independence gradually regained? Which aspects of independence would be lost again if Iceland became a member of the EU.