Andreas Mørkved Hellenes is a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Technology Management and Economics at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, and research fellow at Clare Hall, University of Cambridge. Mary Hilson is professor at the Department of History and Classical Studies, Aarhus University. Carl Marklund is affiliated scholar at Institute of Contemporary History, Södertörn University, and senior researcher at Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Jyväskylä.Byron Zachary Rom-Jensen is post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History, University of Oslo.

• Introduction: Nordic models in global entanglementsMary Hilson, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Carl Marklund, Byron Z. Rom-Jensen1: The evolution of Nordic global entanglements since 1960Mary Hilson, Carl Marklund, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Byron Z. Rom-Jensen2: Mobilising Nordic experiences for development: Co-operative movements and development aid in Denmark and Sweden, 1960s-1970sMary Hilson3: The Portugal campaign: Swedish social democratic assistance in Portugal after the Carnation RevolutionCarl Marklund and Jan Olsson4: A religious group versus a multinational corporation: Finn Church Aid, Namibia and the Shell boycottJerkko Holmi5: Being Nordic, becoming Nordic: The Nordic gender equality model in the ‘WoMen and Democracy’ conferencesByron Z. Rom-Jensen6: The Nordic state as a global investor: A reflection on Norway’s ethical stance on investments since 2000Ada Nissen and Einar Lie7: Development aid and aid critique: Jakob Ejersbo’s Liberty and the postcolonial turn in Danish literature and public discourseLill-Ann Körber8: Social democracy or neoliberalism with a human face? Discursive uses and meanings of the Nordic model in Spain in the aftermath of the great recession (2013-2016)Alan Granadino9: From activist to feminist: Turning foreign policy into a Swedish modelEmma Elinor Lundin10: Public health nationalism and diplomacy: The Swedish and Nordic models in the global COVID-19 pandemicYohann Aucante

Andreas Mørkved Hellenes is a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Technology Management and Economics at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, and research fellow at Clare Hall, University of Cambridge. Mary Hilson is professor at the Department of History and Classical Studies, Aarhus University. Carl Marklund is affiliated scholar at Institute of Contemporary History, Södertörn University, and senior researcher at Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Jyväskylä.Byron Zachary Rom-Jensen is post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History, University of Oslo.

• Introduction: Nordic models in global entanglementsMary Hilson, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Carl Marklund, Byron Z. Rom-Jensen1: The evolution of Nordic global entanglements since 1960Mary Hilson, Carl Marklund, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Byron Z. Rom-Jensen2: Mobilising Nordic experiences for development: Co-operative movements and development aid in Denmark and Sweden, 1960s-1970sMary Hilson3: The Portugal campaign: Swedish social democratic assistance in Portugal after the Carnation RevolutionCarl Marklund and Jan Olsson4: A religious group versus a multinational corporation: Finn Church Aid, Namibia and the Shell boycottJerkko Holmi5: Being Nordic, becoming Nordic: The Nordic gender equality model in the ‘WoMen and Democracy’ conferencesByron Z. Rom-Jensen6: The Nordic state as a global investor: A reflection on Norway’s ethical stance on investments since 2000Ada Nissen and Einar Lie7: Development aid and aid critique: Jakob Ejersbo’s Liberty and the postcolonial turn in Danish literature and public discourseLill-Ann Körber8: Social democracy or neoliberalism with a human face? Discursive uses and meanings of the Nordic model in Spain in the aftermath of the great recession (2013-2016)Alan Granadino9: From activist to feminist: Turning foreign policy into a Swedish modelEmma Elinor Lundin10: Public health nationalism and diplomacy: The Swedish and Nordic models in the global COVID-19 pandemicYohann Aucante

Andreas Mørkved Hellenes is a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Technology Management and Economics at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, and research fellow at Clare Hall, University of Cambridge. Mary Hilson is professor at the Department of History and Classical Studies, Aarhus University. Carl Marklund is affiliated scholar at Institute of Contemporary History, Södertörn University, and senior researcher at Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Jyväskylä.Byron Zachary Rom-Jensen is post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History, University of Oslo.

• Introduction: Nordic models in global entanglementsMary Hilson, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Carl Marklund, Byron Z. Rom-Jensen1: The evolution of Nordic global entanglements since 1960Mary Hilson, Carl Marklund, Andreas Mørkved Hellenes, Byron Z. Rom-Jensen2: Mobilising Nordic experiences for development: Co-operative movements and development aid in Denmark and Sweden, 1960s-1970sMary Hilson3: The Portugal campaign: Swedish social democratic assistance in Portugal after the Carnation RevolutionCarl Marklund and Jan Olsson4: A religious group versus a multinational corporation: Finn Church Aid, Namibia and the Shell boycottJerkko Holmi5: Being Nordic, becoming Nordic: The Nordic gender equality model in the ‘WoMen and Democracy’ conferencesByron Z. Rom-Jensen6: The Nordic state as a global investor: A reflection on Norway’s ethical stance on investments since 2000Ada Nissen and Einar Lie7: Development aid and aid critique: Jakob Ejersbo’s Liberty and the postcolonial turn in Danish literature and public discourseLill-Ann Körber8: Social democracy or neoliberalism with a human face? Discursive uses and meanings of the Nordic model in Spain in the aftermath of the great recession (2013-2016)Alan Granadino9: From activist to feminist: Turning foreign policy into a Swedish modelEmma Elinor Lundin10: Public health nationalism and diplomacy: The Swedish and Nordic models in the global COVID-19 pandemicYohann Aucante