Give a feeling of respect and equilibrium.

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Full name: Abay Beisen

Project title: Monarchy in Luxembourg

Writing Tutor: David Scott

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Timmons, Heather, and James Kanter. "Street Scene; It's a Grand Duchy, but It's Also the Largest Shareholder." New York Times, June 02, 2006., 6, Academic Search Premier, EBSCO host (accessed October 26, 2012).

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Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Braşov • Vol. 4 (53) No.2. - 2011 • Series IV

Series IV: Philology and Cultural Studies

SOCIOPOLITICAL ASPECTS OF THE

NORWEGIAN MONARCHY

Crina LEON

Abstract: In this paper, some biographical data are presented about the

Three kings who ascended the Norwegian throne in the 20

Th

century: King

Haakon VII, King Olav V and King Harald V. Although he was an

Immigrant, King Haakon had a strong relationship with the people, which

Was due to the egalitarian policy of the Royal House. The Royal Family has

Always been a national symbol and all the three kings contributed to the

Increasing popularity of the monarchy by political sagacity and their humane

Qualities. Although at the beginning of the 21

St

Century a part of the

Population favours a republic, the monarchy is still strong, with the head of

state following the motto “All for Norway” (“Alt for Norge”).

Key words: Norwegian monarchy, King Haakon VII, King Olav V, King

Harald V, national symbol, popularity of monarchy.

“Al. I. Cuza” University of Iaşi.

Introduction

Norway had not had a king of its own for

Several hundred years, but in 1905 it

Became a free, indivisible kingdom when

The union with Sweden was dissolved.

Norway is a constitutional monarchy, the

Same as the United Kingdom, Denmark,

Sweden, Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands,

Etc. The sovereign has little power

Regarding the national political decisions,

As he or she has only representative and

ceremonial duties. Norway’s Constitution

Is based on the laws passed at Eidsvoll on

May 1814. Even if some may consider

Monarchy to be obsolete, a monarch could

give a feeling of respect and equilibrium.

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