2021 •
Finland – The Late-Comer That Became the Envy of Its Nordic School Competitors
Authors: Risto Rinne
Venue: N/A
Type: Publication
Abstract: Finland has lived a centuries long history under the rule of Sweden. In 1809 the country was transferred from the rule of Sweden to become a grand duchy of Russian empire. In 1917 Finland became an independent nation between the west and the east. Although Finland is currently strongly devoted to the west, this has not always been the case, and the country has to take into account carefully its historical, cultural, geopolitical and economic roots as well as the long Eastern border of 1340 kilometers with Russia.
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