Noruega: um estado de paz – análise da tradição pacifista norueguesa (1814 – 1970)

Abstract

The present work aims to understand how the processes relating to Norway's foreign policy occurred and, whether its insertion as a relevant political actor in the context of peace processes at an international level, are reflections of a foreign policy consolidated through a pacifist tradition. Therefore, for a broader understanding of this subject, this work will consist of an analysis of the construction of the Norwegian State from the year 1905 onwards, when the country acquired its full independence. However, the period in which it stopped being dominated by Denmark and became part of the Kingdom of Sweden will be taken into account, in which it gained greater political autonomy, ranging from 1814 until its independence. Its peaceful dissolution with Sweden will also be analyzed as a characteristic behavior of Norway's foreign policy, thus beginning its pacifist tradition.