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Women in local politics: The case of Finland (Communications from Institute of Municipal Science ; 1975/1) by Tapio Koskiaho, 1975 Mechelinska senatens forslag till regeringsform (Meddelanden fran Stiftelsens for Abo akademi forskningsinstitut) (Swedish Edition) by Finland, 1975 The Finnish government's white paper on industrial policy (Publications / Ministry of Trade and Industry) by Finland, 1997 Protocol Between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Government of the Republic of Finland to Amend the ... on (Cm.: Treaty Series: 1992: 1929: No. 25) by Great Britain, 1992-12-31 Youth work and activity in Finland =: Jugendarbeit in Finnland (Kansalaiskasvatuksen Keskuksen julkaisuja) From Beijing to Finland: The plan of action for the promotion of gender equality of the government of Finland (Publications of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health) 13th and 14th periodic report of the Government of Finland on the International Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Racial Discrimination (Publications of Ministry for Foreign Affairs) " Dismantling the barriers to global electronic commerce " : An international conference organised by the OECD and the Government of Finland in cooperation ... 19-21 November 1997 (OECD working papers) Agreement of fisheries between the European Economic Community and the Government of Finland: With exchange of letters : Brussels, 6 July 1983 (European Communities) by European Economic Community, 1983 Farm milk cooling and milk collection: Report transmitted by the Government of Finland (AGRI/MECH report) by L Nieminen, 1975 Parlamentaarisen nuorisokomitean osamietinto =: Parlamentariska ungdomskommittens delbetankande (Kommittebetankande ;<) (Finnish Edition) by Finland, 1980 Kuurojen kulttuurityoryhman muistio (Promemorior avgivna av Undervisningsministeriets arbetsgrupper) (Finnish Edition) by Finland, 1985 Dairy marketing in Finland: Implications to the United States and Finland (University of Wisconsin--Extension, Cooperative Extension) by Truman F Graf, 1971 Comparative study of long-term care in Finland and the United States by Esther B Linden, 1993

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61. Finland - Government
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62. AllRefer.com - Finland - Government And Politics | Finnish Information Resource
    allRefer Reference provides detailed information on this topic. Browse throughthis article and follow related links for complete research.  
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    Extractions: Finland Finland Parliament building, Helsinki SINCE THE ESTABLISHMENT of its present system of government in 1919, Finland has been one of the more fortunate members of the Western community of democratic nations. Compared with other European states, the country was only moderately affected by the political turmoil of the interwar period; it passed through World War II relatively unscathed; and, although right on the line that divided Europe into two hostile blocs after the second half of the 1940s, it survived as an independent nation with its democratic institutions intact. This enviable record was achieved against formidable odds. Although the constitutional basis of their government grew out of long-established institutions, Finns had never been fully free to govern themselves until late 1917 when they achieved national independence. Swedish and Russian rulers had always ultimately determined their affairs. Finnish society was also marked by deep fissures that became deeper after the brief civil war (1918), which left scars that needed several generations to heal. In addition to class and political divisions, the country also had to contend with regional and linguistic differences. These problems were eventually surmounted, and by the 1980s the watchword in Finnish politics was consensus. A constitutional system that was conservative in nature had allowed these parties to work together, yet within constraints that permitted no single group to usurp the rights of another. Nevertheless, the variety of parties had made it very difficult to put together coalitions that could attain the strict qualified majorities needed to effect fundamental changes. Only since the second half of the 1960s had it been possible, though at times difficult, to find a broad enough multiparty consensus.

63. Finnish Government | Finland's Government | Finlands Government
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64. WorldLII - Categories - Countries - Finland - Government
    Legal directory and search engine legislation, case-law, journals, law reform,by country and subject.  
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65. Finland-Government And Governmental Organisations
    Overview government and governmental Organisations.  
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66. GeographyIQ - World Atlas - Europe - Finland - Government And Political Conditio
    finland government and Political Conditions. finland has five provincesand the self-ruled province of the Aland Islands. Below the provincial level,  
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    Extractions: Finland has a mixed presidential/parliamentary system with executive powers divided between the president, who has primary responsibility for national security and foreign affairs, and the prime minister, who has primary responsibility for all other areas. Constitutional changes made in the late 1980s strengthened the prime ministerwho must enjoy the confidence of the parliament (Eduskunta)at the expense of the president. Finland's 1995 accession to the European Union (EU) has blurred the line between foreign and domestic policy; the respective roles of the president and prime minister are evolving, and plans are under consideration to rewrite the constitution to clarify these and other issues. For instance, the prime minister has now been given responsibility for EU relations. Finns enjoy individual and political freedoms, and suffrage is universal at 18. The country's population is relatively ethnically homogeneous. Immigration to Finland has significantly increased over the past decade, although the foreign-born population, estimated at only 2% of the total population, is still much lower than in any other EU country. Few tensions exist between the Finnish-speaking majority and the Swedish-speaking minority.

67. GeographyIQ - World Atlas - Europe - Finland - Government Facts And Figures
    government and political information for finland. head of government PrimeMinister Matti VANHANEN (since 24 June 2003) and Deputy Prime Minister Antti  
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    Extractions: local long form: Suomen Tasavalta Government type: republic Capital: Helsinki Administrative divisions: 6 provinces (laanit, singular - laani); Aland, Etela-Suomen Laani, Ita-Suomen Laani, Lansi-Suomen Laani, Lappi, Oulun Laani Independence: 6 December 1917 (from Russia) National holiday: Independence Day, 6 December (1917) Constitution: 1 March 2000 Legal system: civil law system based on Swedish law; the president may request the Supreme Court to review laws; accepts compulsory ICJ jurisdiction, with reservations Suffrage: 18 years of age; universal Executive branch: chief of state: President Tarja HALONEN (since 1 March 2000)

68. Finland - Government And Politics
    finland Table of Contents. SINCE THE ESTABLISHMENT of its present system ofgovernment in 1919, finland has been one of the more fortunate members of the  
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    Extractions: Government and Politics Finland Table of Contents SINCE THE ESTABLISHMENT of its present system of government in 1919, Finland has been one of the more fortunate members of the Western community of democratic nations. Compared with other European states, the country was only moderately affected by the political turmoil of the interwar period; it passed through World War II relatively unscathed; and, although right on the line that divided Europe into two hostile blocs after the second half of the 1940s, it survived as an independent nation with its democratic institutions intact. This enviable record was achieved against formidable odds. Although the constitutional basis of their government grew out of long-established institutions, Finns had never been fully free to govern themselves until late 1917 when they achieved national independence. Swedish and Russian rulers had always ultimately determined their affairs. Finnish society was also marked by deep fissures that became deeper after the brief civil war (1918), which left scars that needed several generations to heal. In addition to class and political divisions, the country also had to contend with regional and linguistic differences. These problems were eventually surmounted, and by the 1980s the watchword in Finnish politics was consensus. A constitutional system that was conservative in nature had allowed these parties to work together, yet within constraints that permitted no single group to usurp the rights of another. Nevertheless, the variety of parties had made it very difficult to put together coalitions that could attain the strict qualified majorities needed to effect fundamental changes. Only since the second half of the 1960s had it been possible, though at times difficult, to find a broad enough multiparty consensus.

69. Finland - GOVERNMENT
    finland s government structure has remained largely unchanged since it was finland s tradition of local selfgovernment, which predates the arrival of  
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    Extractions: COUNTRY STUDIES SINCE THE ESTABLISHMENT of its present system of government in 1919, Finland has been one of the more fortunate members of the Western community of democratic nations. Compared with other European states, the country was only moderately affected by the political turmoil of the interwar period; it passed through World War II relatively unscathed; and, although right on the line that divided Europe into two hostile blocs after the second half of the 1940s, it survived as an independent nation with its democratic institutions intact. This enviable record was achieved against formidable odds. Although the constitutional basis of their government grew out of long-established institutions, Finns had never been fully free to govern themselves until late 1917 when they achieved national independence. Swedish and Russian rulers had always ultimately determined their affairs. Finnish society was also marked by deep fissures that became deeper after the brief civil war (1918), which left scars that needed several generations to heal. In addition to class and political divisions, the country also had to contend with regional and linguistic differences. These problems were eventually surmounted, and by the 1980s the watchword in Finnish politics was consensus. A constitutional system that was conservative in nature had allowed these parties to work together, yet within constraints that permitted no single group to usurp the rights of another. Nevertheless, the variety of parties had made it very difficult to put together coalitions that could attain the strict qualified majorities needed to effect fundamental changes. Only since the second half of the 1960s had it been possible, though at times difficult, to find a broad enough multiparty consensus.

70. Finland- Government
    government. MANNERHEIM, Carl Gustav Emil Freiherr von (RK m. EL) (1867 1951) 1941 as Marshal of finland and Commander-in-Chief, Finnish Army  
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71. Gigablast Search Results
    Official Ministry of Social Affairs and Health in finland site. Health, insurance,social insurance The official site for the government and ministries.  
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72. Finland - GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
    finland. government AND POLITICS. government Constitution Act of 1919 basis ofsystem of government both parliamentary and presidential.  
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    Extractions: Country Listing Finland Table of Contents Government: Constitution Act of 1919 basis of system of government both parliamentary and presidential. Division of power among legislative, executive, and judicial branches only partial, and resulting overlapping of competencies ensures that authorities act according to Constitution. Supreme power rests with the Finnish people, who elect through universal suffrage 200-member Eduskunta, country's parliament. This body ultimately more powerful than president, the supreme executive, who often can act only through Council of State, or cabinet, whose members come mainly from Eduskunta. Politics: As many as a dozen parties actively articulate wide range of political viewpoints. Smaller number of parties, socialist and nonsocialist, have participated in cabinet governments in the postwar era. All parties with members in Eduskunta receive state subsidies. Party newspapers also enjoy state financial support. Legal System: Independent judges and constitutional guarantees protect integrity of judicial system consisting of general courts that deal with civil and criminal cases and administrative courts concerned with appeals against decisions of government agencies. General courts exist at three levels: local, appeal, and Supreme Court; administrative courts exist at provincial and Supreme Administrative Court levels. Chancellor of justice, Finland's highest prosecutor, and parliamentary ombudsman charged with rectifying legal injustice.

73. Statistics Finland - - Government R&D Funding In The State Budget
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    Extractions: Information about Statistics Description of statistics Description of statistics Producer Statistics Finland Sectors of state admnistration, social policy objective category. Annually since 2003. In February of the statistical year. Since 1995, Revisions of definitions and calculation methods affect the comparability of the time series. Name: Luhtala, Tero

74. Statistics Finland - Science And Technology - Government R&D Funding
    government R D funding amount to EUR 1.6 billion in 2005. government budgetappropriations or outlays on research and development (GBAORD) for 2005 amount  
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75. Consulate Of Finland - Government - New Orleans, LA, 70163-1102 - Citysearch
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76. Suomen Hallitus | Finland's Government
    A Finnish site by a FinnishAmerican Finnish language, history, culture, bothin finland in emigrant communities.  
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    Extractions: International See also Finland is a sovereign republic governed as a parliamentary democracy. Further background on Finland's Constitution and government is available through the portion of Virtual Finland Suomen perustuslaki Finlands grundlag Constitution of Finland The new Constitution of Finland entered into force on 1 March 2000, and is the cornerstone of all legislation and exercises of public power in Finland. The new Constitution is based on four old constitutional acts: the Constitution Act of Finland, the Parliament Act and two acts on ministerial liability. This Ministry of Justice website provides the text of the Constitution in English and other languages, as well as a history, The Finnish System of Government: From a Mixed Constitution to Parliamentarism by Jaakko Nousiainen, and a booklet explaining the Constitution's provisions.

77. Save The Sámi Reindeer Forests: Greenpeace Forest Rescue Station, Inari Finland
    government continues logging in Sámi reindeer forests finland s Minister ofForeign Affairs, urging the Finnish government to live up to its national  
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78. Finland : Country Studies - Federal Research Division, Library Of Congress
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79. EUbusiness - Finland In The EU
    200402-18 170122 finland s government on Wednesday withdrew a 2004-01-15181230 finland s government tabled a bill on Thursday that would prevent  
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80. The Finnish Government
    Austrian Foreign Minister Ursula Plassnik visits finland The Finnish Governmenttoday, on 21 July, decided that border checks at finland s internal  
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