Norwegian-Russian Arctic frontier: from the whole districts to the Pomor region
Автор: Zaikov К.S., Nilsen I.P.
Журнал: Arctic and North @arctic-and-north
Рубрика: Geopolitics
Статья в выпуске: 5, 2012 года.
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In the present article the authors analyse the history of the Norwegian-Russian state border. Three main periods are pointed out. In the middle ages and Early Modern Period there existed a large frontier or common taxation district. Thence the common district gradually shrank until in 1826 a permanent territorial border was drawn. In the Soviet epoch the border became almost hermetically closed. To-day it is again opening up and politicians and researchers on both sides are discussing the possibility of establishing a joint Special Economic Zone (SEZ), a new and modern form of “common district”.
The Russian-Norwegian border, the Pomor zone, the general districts, history, the Russian-Norwegian relations
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