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- Pressure on the Nordic model
- The social model developed by the Nordic countries over the last century is now under pressure. The economic crisis poses a threat to prosperity and global competition is increasingly fierce. But is the so-called Nordic model part of the solution or part of the problem? And what exactly is "The Nordic Way"? The final issue of Analys Norden looks at these and other questions, revisiting a number of themes covered in previous editions in an attempt to analyse the very core what the word "Nordic" means.
- The climate crisis out in the cold?
- COP15 in Copenhagen still haunts in the wings and now it will all start up again at COP17 in South Africa. The global climate crisis is far from resolved but has apparently been forgotten by the media. What is the position of the Nordic countries in the run-up to COP17 and what steps have been taken since COP15? Analys Norden looks at this question in this year's last theme issue.
- Nordic transport policy: Open borders or closed network?
- The Nordic Council of Ministers for Transport Policy was disbanded a few years ago, yet transport and traffic across borders is more extensive than ever. What are the paramount concerns when countries make decisions on transport policy? Do they think mostly locally or cross border and are there major projects in the offing that may tie the Nordic countries more closely together? Analys Norden looks at the Nordic transport policies.
- The fight for the Arctic
- The snow is melting and marine traffic is increasing. The climate is changing and the extraction of natural resources is being intensified. But what is happening to the Arctic and what role do the Nordic countries play in the race for a place in the midnight sun? Analys Norden looks at this matter in its June issue.
- Does sustainability pay?
- Is there a link between the Nordic countries' goal of creating green growth and the desire to ensure sustainable development? Or is ecology just a thin coat of varnish on growth thinking? Analys Norden looks at the Nordic green agenda and asks if we can afford both sustainability and growth - or afford anything else?
- Nordic energy co-operation – need or want?
- The Nordic countries collaborate to a large extent in the energy sector, particularly in electricity. But where is this co-operation going? Is it simple necessity for the future of the energy market and how far are the countries prepared to go? Analys Norden sheds light on the energy debate in the Nordic countries.
