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The Nordic Countries and the European Security and Defence Policy

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424 THE NORDIC COUNTRIES AND THE ESDPWestern views of 373–74for relations with o<strong>the</strong>r countries see undernames of <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r countriesRüütel, President Arnold 383Rynning, Sten 45Saab 171, 172, 177, 183SaferAfrica 249, 250Saferworld 250Sahlin, Michael 224St Malo summit meeting:declaration 120<strong>European</strong> defence context 122process 55, 56–59Schell, Jonathan 252Serbia 225, 226 see also KosovoSFOR (Stabilisation Force) 9, 133, 219Sierra Leone 248Sloan, Stan 378small arms <strong>and</strong> light weapons (SALW):black market 239cheapness 238–39control of 237–51definitions 238–39international context 239–40measures to control 240, 243non-state groups <strong>and</strong> 242state supply <strong>and</strong> 240see also Oslo Meetings on Small Arms <strong>and</strong>Light WeaponsSmall Arms Survey 249SME 172Solana, Javier 12, 217, 224, 279Solheim, Erik 232South Africa, small arms destroyed 249South America 248Spain:Framework Agreement 176Madrid bombings 267, 283, 292, 293, 295,345Sri Lanka 232–33, 335St<strong>and</strong>ard <strong>Nordic</strong> Helicopter Programme 170START II Treaty (1993) 261Stoltenberg, Jens 323, 327Sundelius, Bengt 94, 284Sundh, Lena 229Svalbard 353–54Sweden:aid from 248, 249aircraft industry 176Ål<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> 351armaments industry 142, 168–69, 170–71,172, 174, 176, 180, 191–92:foreign ownership 177, 178, 191Framework Agreement 176, 180research <strong>and</strong> development 180transformation process 183armed forces:future of 146international crisis management <strong>and</strong>148–49officers 148–49police <strong>and</strong> 145, 276–77reform 54, 93–94, 141, 143, 144, 308,317, 319resource use inefficiency 143–44size 142turbulence in 149Armed Forces International Centre 310arms control <strong>and</strong> disarmament policy 236arms exports 17, 167, 169, 175, 190, 192arms imports 167, 168, 175, 180, 191arms procurement 146, 147Association of Swedish <strong>Defence</strong> Industries174Baltic states <strong>and</strong> 158basic facts about 6:military 10battle group 154, 181, 212bio-safety/bio-security <strong>and</strong> 262Bosnia <strong>and</strong> Herzegovina <strong>and</strong> 144Centre Party 101, 103, 108CFSP <strong>and</strong> 208, 214chemical weapons 261–62Christian Democrat Party 101, 108civil–military coordination 145Civilian Headline Goal <strong>and</strong> 210cold war <strong>and</strong> 142, 228, 254conflict prevention <strong>and</strong> 210conscription 4, 147, 317, 322crisis management <strong>and</strong> 89–94, 142, 144,145, 146, 147–48, 210, 215, 218, 219<strong>Defence</strong> Commission 143<strong>Defence</strong> Ministry 319defence union proposed by 170<strong>Defence</strong> White Paper (2004) 63–64, 74–75,143, 149Denmark <strong>and</strong> 48–49EC application 67, 69EDA <strong>and</strong> 72, 184elections 142Emergency Management Agency 318–19

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