Finnishness

Finnishness (Finnish: suomalaisuus) is what makes a Finn a Finn.^[1] Ethnic Finnishness can be defined as the identifying focus on Finnish and the nation-state of Finland based on ethnic identity or nationality. Original Finns, historical minorities, newcomer Finns and expatriates all refer to the full spectrum of Finnishness.^[2]

See also

• Association of Finnish Culture and Identity

External links

• Anttila, Jorma (2007): Kansallinen identiteetti ja suomalaiseksi samastuminen. Helsingin yliopiston sosiaalipsykologian laitos: Helsinki.

References

Finland topics History Early wars Great Northern War Grand Duchy 1866–1868 famine Russification October Revolution Declaration of Independence Civil War Language strife Military history during World War II Winter War Continuation War Geography Cities Extreme points Islands Lakes National parks Provinces Regions Rivers Politics Administrative divisions Constitution Elections Foreign relations Government Human rights LGBT Judiciary Law enforcement Military Parliament Political parties President Economy Central bank Energy Government-owned companies IT innovation Markka (currency) National income agreement Rankings Ship-building Stock exchange Taxation Telecommunications Tourism Transport Society Crime Education Healthcare Languages Religion Welfare system Prostitution Culture Anthem Architecture Cinema City rivalry Coat of arms Cuisine Finnishness Flag Literature Maternity package Media television Music Public holidays Management by perkele Sauna Sport Demographics Demographics Immigration to Finland Assyrians in Finland Finns Finnish Kale Skolts Finland Somalis Finland Swedes Finnish Tatars Inari Sami people Indians in Finland Jews in Finland New Finns Russians in Finland Vietnamese people in Finland Outline Index Bibliography Category Portal WikiProject