The Nordic Review of International Studies (NRIS) publishes peer-reviewed scholarly contributions within the field of International Relations (IR), focusing specifically on Nordic perspectives. The NRIS is committed to publishing articles that examine the international sphere empirically, theoretically, or institutionally from a Nordic angle. The aim of the NRIS is to foster scholarly debates on international politics within and concerning the wider Nordic region. The NRIS embraces interdisciplinary approaches and appreciates a wide range of theoretical and methodological choices. The journal is published by the Finnish International Studies Association (FISA) and committed to the principles of Open Access publishing.
Becoming allies: Finland and Norway after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Nordic Review of International Studies, 2 (3): 7–23. Finnish International Studies Association.

Matti Pesu
Senior Research Fellow

Katja Creutz
Programme Director
Kristin Haugevik
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Øyvind Svendsen
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