Small States, Different Approaches. Estonia and Norway on the UN Security Council

In 2021, Estonia and Norway serve alongside Ireland as elected European members on the UN Security Council. In this report we ask: Why do smaller states like Estonia and Norway invest time, energy and resources seeking a non-permanent seat on the Security Council? What can they hope to achieve during their period as elected members? And how did Estonia and Norway work – individually and together – to achieve their ambitions in 2021 when they were both serving on the Council?

• Published year: 2021
• Full version:
  ICDS_EFPI_Report_Small_States_Different_Approaches_Haugevik_Kuusik_Raik_Schia_November_2021.pdf (6.5 MB)
• Publisher: EFPI: THe Estonian Foreign Policy Institute
• Page count: 23
• Language: English
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