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The Journal of Finnish Studies, founded in 1997, is an international, scholarly, interdisciplinary journal that brings research about Finnish topics to an English-language audience. The Journal aims to foster a deeper understanding of the rich cultural, historical, social and political heritage of the lands and people that make up the Republic of Finland today, along with Finland’s global impact and relations with other parts of the world, including the wider Nordic region and North America. Readers and authors of the Journal are members of diverse fields such as history, anthropology, folklore, literature, linguistics, political science, sociology, business, and more. Each article brings its own discipline-specific methodologies and theories and is refereed by scholars who are specialists in that discipline, thereby enriching the journal’s coverage.
Finnish LanguageRussian EmpireEntrepreneurship EducationFinnish Higher EducationWorld War IIMobility ParadigmSwedish LiteratureLanguage UseLanguage PlanningMinority LanguageLanguage SupportNational LanguageSignificance of Entrepreneurship EducationHigher EducationRussian Socialist RevolutionariesPolitical AssistantsEthnic MinorityCharacteristics of the SurroundingsReform of the School SystemAcademic Commercialization
vol.28 (2025)
vol.27 (2024)
vol.26 (2023)
vol.25 (2022)
vol.24 (2021)
vol.23 (2020)
vol.23 (2019)
vol.22 (2019)