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The upheaval of an ideological system. The reshaping of Icelandic foreign policy 1991-2007. Editor Valur Ingimundarson.
The article discusses the development of Icelandic foreign policy and changes in Iceland's international position during the period. The authors are 13 scholars in the fields of political science, history, law, geography, anthropology, social work, and economics. Particular attention is paid to: relations between Iceland and the United States in security and defense matters, Iceland's participation in European integration, Iceland's policy in peacekeeping and development, the changes in Iceland's foreign trade and the government's position on foreign investment in heavy industry, Iceland's membership in agreements on measures to combat climate change, agreements on fisheries management for fishing from migratory stocks and in international waters, Iceland's obligations under human rights treaties and the implementation of Security Council directives in relation to powers, the government's policy towards non-governmental organizations and public policy on tourism and international travel flows.
The article discusses the development of Icelandic foreign policy and changes in Iceland's international position during the period. The authors are 13 scholars in the fields of political science, history, law, geography, anthropology, social work, and economics. Particular attention is paid to: relations between Iceland and the United States in security and defense matters, Iceland's participation in European integration, Iceland's policy in peacekeeping and development, the changes in Iceland's foreign trade and the government's position on foreign investment in heavy industry, Iceland's membership in agreements on measures to combat climate change, agreements on fisheries management for fishing from migratory stocks and in international waters, Iceland's obligations under human rights treaties and the implementation of Security Council directives in relation to powers, the government's policy towards non-governmental organizations and public policy on tourism and international travel flows.