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Denmark in World History

by Viggo Starcke. 386 pgs.

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Contributors:

   Viggo Starcke

Publisher:

   University of Pennsylvania Press

Place of Publication:

  Philadelphia  

Publication Year:

  1962
Subjects:   Denmark--History--To 1241, Denmark--Foreign Relations
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books on: (Denmark History To 1241) OR (Denmark Foreign Relations)  - 17432 results

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1.
Denmark in World History
Book by Viggo Starcke; University of Pennsylvania Press, 1962
Subjects: Denmark--Foreign Relations, Denmark--History--To 1241
DENMARK IN WORLD HISTORY The external History of Denmark from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages with special...Seen from a moral standpoint, history is one continuous scandal...peoples it is therefore unjust to use the word vandalism as...that, except for this island, Denmark was at that time a united kingdom...
2.
America's Foreign Relations - Vol. 2
Book by Willis Fletcher Johnson; Century Co., 1916
Subjects: United States--Foreign Relations
...Honorary Professor of the History of American Foreign Relations...of the Russian Squadron to American Waters--No Proof...Washington. AMERICAS FOREIGN RELATIONS VOLUME II. -2- AMERICAS FOREIGN RELATIONS XXI THE CIVIL WAR...
3.
The Control of American Foreign Relations
Book by Quincy Wright; Macmillan, 1922
Subjects: Constitutional Law--United States, International Relations, Presidents--United States--Powers And Duties, United States--Foreign Relations
THE CONTROL OF AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS THE MACMILLIAN COMPANY...THE CONTROL OF AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS BY QUINCY WRIGHT...system for controlling foreign relations. The same material presented...
4.
An Interpretive History of American Foreign Relations
Book by Wayne S. Cole; Dorsey Press, 1974
Subjects: United States--Foreign Relations
...John Fiske interpretation in The Critical Period of American History , emphasize the diplomatic failures of United States commercial...trade. Despite earnest efforts the United States Minister to Great Britain, John Adams of Massachusetts, was not able...Prussia in 1785, and still another with Morocco in 1787. Denmark, Portugal, and others sent agents to explore trade possibilities...
5.
Policy and Power: Two Centuries of American Foreign Relations
Book by Ruhl Bartlett; Hill and Wang, 1963
Subjects: United States--Foreign Relations
...which might leave Britain to face France alone. Sweden and Denmark had formed, in March, 1794, the nucleus of a new Armed Neutrality...policy would have made the utmost use of these opportunities to bring pressure on Britain, but a strong policy might also lead...
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journal articles on: (Denmark History To 1241) OR (Denmark Foreign Relations)  - 1101 results

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Bulgaria's Foreign Relations in the Post-Communist Era: A General Overview and Assessment
Journal article by Stephane Lefebvre; East European Quarterly, Vol. 28, 1994
Subjects: Bulgaria--International relations, International relations--Bulgaria
...reciprocal investment promotion and protection agreement with Denmark. German influence on Bulgaria was particularly important...stabilizing influence in the Balkans, particularly in regard to Greece and Turkey.(60) The visit by United Kingdom Foreign...get too close to Russia stems from a rediscovered "national history" and national culture and the desire to belong to mainstream...
2.
Denmark, the Euro, and Fear of the Foreign
Journal article by Henrik Bering; Policy Review, 2000
Subjects: Denmark--Economic policy, Euro (Currency)--Political aspects, Europe--Politics and government, European Union--Membership, International economic relations--Political aspects, International relations--Economic aspects, Krone (Denmark)--Political aspects
...that one should treat each other and foreigners correctly." Denmark has, in point of fact, been in the...radical, suddenly engaged the debate on foreigners in Denmark. The minister suggested isolating...under 25 years of age from bringing a foreign spouse into Denmark. This is done expressly to prevent...
3.
Introduction: Reinventing U.S. Foreign Assistance
Journal article by Denis J. Sullivan; Middle East Policy, Vol. 4, 1996
Subjects: Arab-Israeli Conflict, Middle East, Middle East--Foreign Relations--United States, Middle East--Politics And Government--1979-, United States--Foreign Relations--Middle East
...constituent satisfaction. It would also give AID the ability to fend off USDA and Commerce Department efforts to determine...United Kingdom 3.2 Canada 2.1 Sweden 2.0 Denmark 1.6 Italy 1.5 Spain 1.3 Norway 1.24 Australia...
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U.S.-Indonesian Relations during the Economic Crisis: Where Has Indonesia's Bargaining Power Gone?
Journal article by Timo Kivimaki; Contemporary Southeast Asia, Vol. 22, 2000
Subjects: Cold War--Influence, Democracy--History, Indonesia, Indonesian foreign relations--United States, United States, United States foreign relations--Indonesia
...opportunities appear in Indonesian bargaining. Learning from the history of the Cold War, Indonesia should keep its options open for alternatives to the U.S.-led community of nations. During the Cold War, Indonesia...Researcher at the Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark. NOTES I am grateful for comments by Lowell Dittmer, Gatarina...
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Future of Turkey-EU Relations: A Civilisational Discourse
Journal article by Ali Tekin; Futures, Vol. 37, 2005
Subjects: European Union--Membership, European Union--Political activity, Turkey--Membership, Turkish foreign relations
...with the values commonly espoused by the EU. Peoples Party of Denmark perhaps went the furthest when its newspaper advertisement...membership: cultural and geographical. (2) They often refer to the European history depicting Turkey as the other and conclude that there is an...
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Denmark Most "Development-Friendly" Donor Country; Japan Lags
Magazine article by David Roodman; World Watch, Vol. 19, January 2006
Subjects: Danish foreign relations, Denmark--International economic relations, Developing countries--Economic aspects
Denmark Most "Development-Friendly" Donor Country; Japan...or hurt poor ones, usually foreign aid comes to mind first. But rich and poor nations are connected...areas. ILLUSTRATION OMITTED In the 2005 edition, Denmark ranks first, thanks to its generous foreign aid program (for its size), substantial contributions...
2.
Greenland Surveys Its Icy Options: The Choice Is Stark. the Inuit Homeland Can Be a Missile Defence Base or Lose Its Danish Subsidy
Magazine article by Ed Butler; New Statesman, Vol. 132, July 28, 2003
Subjects: Denmark--Foreign relations, Denmark--Political aspects, Greenland--Foreign relations, Greenland--Political aspects, Military bases--International aspects, Military bases--Political aspects, North Atlantic Treaty Organization--International aspects, Olsen, Axel--Attitudes, United States--Foreign relations, United States--Military policy
...Despite granting Greenland a large degree of home rule in 1979, Denmark is the predominant cultural and political force in Greenlandic...300-square-mile Thule site back in the 1950s without giving much thought to local Inuit concerns. The arrival of heavy aircraft, military...
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Good Intentions: The Mismanagement of Foreign Aid
Magazine article by James L. Hecht; The Christian Century, Vol. 113, November 6, 1996
Subjects: Center for Citizen Initiatives--Foreign relations, Economic assistance--Management, International Executive Service Corps--Foreign relations, United States. Agency for International Development--Management
...than five times what is actually spent. Public opposition to increased foreign-aid spending is based on misconceptions such...France, and less than one-eighth that by Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Moreover, in 1996 economic assistance was cut by 12 percent...
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The Battle of Beijing: What Happens When an Authoritarian Government and Thousands of Activists Go Head-to-Head at the Olympics? China Is about to Find Out
Magazine article by Moises Naim; Foreign Policy, November 2007
Subjects: Activists--Evaluation, China--Foreign policy, China--Social policy, Chinese foreign relations--Social aspects, Olympics--2008 AD, Olympics--Political aspects, Political activists--Evaluation, Reformers--Evaluation, Social reformers--Evaluation
...Authoritarian Government and Thousands of Activists Go Head-to-Head at the Olympics? China Is about to Find Out. by Moises...China? How will the authorities know that the old lady from Denmark is actually coming with her church group to protest Chinas abortion...
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In Search of Pro Americanism: There Has Never Been a More Popular Time to Be Anti-American. from Beijing to Berlin, from Sydney to Sao Paulo, America's Detractors Have Become Legion. but Not Everyone Has Chosen to Get on the Anti-American Bandwagon. Where-And among Whom-Is America Still Admired, and Why? Meet the Pro-Americans
Magazine article by Anne Applebaum; Foreign Policy, July 2005
Subjects: Anti-Americanism--International aspects, United States foreign relations
...more directly explained by European politics: Like Britain and Denmark, the three southern European countries dislike the increasing...Theyre getting richer--like Americans--but arent yet so rich as to feel directly competitive. PORTRAIT OF A PRO-AMERICAN MAN...
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New Solidarity with an Old Nordic Friend; Denmark Remains One of Our Smallest, Yet Strongest Allies
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, September 10, 2002
New solidarity with an old Nordic friend; Denmark remains one of our smallest, yet strongest allies Byline: Anders Fogh Rasmussen, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES Denmark is among the smallest allies of the United States. But it is also true...
2.
Canada-Denmark Ties Get Icy over Arctic Isle; Both Nations Claim Hans Island
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, July 29, 2005
Canada-Denmark Ties Get Icy over Arctic Isle; Both Nations...Ministry issued an official note of protest to Canadas ambassador in Copenhagen on Monday...dismissed suggestions that Canada and Denmark could come to blows over the rocky island as "silly...
3.
Hamlet Comes off the Fence; the ICC Gets an Airing in Denmark
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, September 4, 2002
...fence; The ICC gets an airing in Denmark Byline: Helle Dale, THE...after all. We may even have to thank France for helping to...the party line. Meanwhile, Denmarks conservative government, which...presidency, is also committed to finding an accommodation. Foreign...
4.
Taking on the Islamists; in Denmark, Moderates Fight Back
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, September 26, 2007
Taking on the Islamists; in Denmark, Moderates Fight Back. Byline: Helle Dale, THE WASHINGTON TIMES...the "big immigrants" will back down, she believes. "I just tell them to shut up. I really cant put up with having to be afraid in my own town...
5.
7-Day Standoff with Suu Kyi Jeopardizes Foreign Outreach
Newspaper article by Joshua Kurlantzick; The Washington Times, August 31, 2000
Subjects: Myanmar, Yangon, Myanmar
...the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize winner, has been living in or next to her car for seven days outside the capital, where she and a...At an annual meeting of Nordic foreign ministers on Tuesday, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden condemned the infringement...
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Iceland
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...important articles. Social welfare legislation is extensive. History Settlement and Subjection Iceland may be the Ultima...c.1000 by the Norwegian Olaf I , although paganism seems to have survived for a time. These events are preserved in the...Norwegian intervention. The attempt of Snorri Sturluson (1179 1241) to establish the full control of King Haakon IV of Norway...1918, Iceland became a sovereign state in personal union with Denmark. The German occupation (1940) of Denmark in World War II gave...
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Germany
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...conquests included Poland, Denmark, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands...industrial areas, was subjected to massive German air attacks...shape the course of German history after 1945. A line formed...official in the ministry of foreign affairs), under which West...refused to have diplomatic relations with any nation (except the...posts of vice chancellor and foreign minister. Under Kiesinger...Germany did not have diplomatic relations) were initiated. The general...
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United States
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...2.5% of Americans adhere to Judaism, and some 1% 2% are...and the Vice President. History European Exploration...benefits for the aged). Kennedys foreign policy combined such humanitarian...aggrandizement. After breaking relations with Cuba, which, under Fidel...promised to continue Nixons foreign policy, particularly the improvement of relations with China and the USSR...
4.
European Union
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...1993) of the Treaty of European Union, or Maastricht Treaty, to the European Community (EC), an economic and political confederation...countries Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany (originally West Germany...EU nations and their foreign ministers. Evolution The history of the EU began shortly after World War II, when there developed...
5.
Bernstorff, Andreas Peter
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...nego