Finntopia: Illusions and Incoherences
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18740/ss27310Keywords:
finland, utopia, left politics, historical developmentsAbstract
The article discusses the recent treatment of Finland by the US Left, criticises this from a Finnish point of view, and engages in a discussion on treating existing countries in utopian terms and the need to analyse countries as evolving through power struggle rather than "models".
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