The Legal Basis of Åland’s Demilitarization and Neutralization: A Nordic Security Cornerstone
The Åland Islands, an autonomous archipelago situated between Sweden and Finland, hold a unique status under international law as a demilitarized and neutralized zone. This legal framework, which has effectively maintained peace and stability in the region for nearly a century, is rooted in a complex interplay of treaties and diplomatic agreements involving multiple Nordic countries and global powers. In a new comprehensive study published by Aarhus University on nordics.info, scholars delve into the historical origins, legal foundations, and contemporary implications of Åland’s special status. The article sheds light on how this distinctive legal arrangement continues to shape regional security dynamics in Northern Europe.
The Historical Foundations of Åland’s Demilitarized Status
Ã…land’s unique status as a demilitarized region stems from a complex history shaped by…
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Author : Noah Rodriguez
Publish date : 2026-02-22 01:39:00
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