Introduction: why a special issue on the Swedish-speaking Finns?

Karmela Liebkind · Marika Tandefelt · Tom Moring

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Multilingual Education and Policy European Linguistics and Anthropology

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Finland is sparsely populated; an area of 338,000 km 2 (cf. projection in Figure 1) is inhabited by only 5.3 million people (Statistics Finland 2005).

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2002The Language Situation in Finland

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