Sweden
Authors:
- Jan‐Erik LaneJLJan‐Erik Lane
- David McKayDMDavid McKay
- Kenneth NewtonKNKenneth Newton
- 26 December 1996
- book chapter
- Published by Oxford University Press (OUP)
- p. 297-302
Abstract
This section provides information on the most significant features of government and politics in Sweden. These include data on state structure and offices, parties, government constitutions, electoral and voting systems, and basic media materials on media, education, economic interest organisations and the budget.Keywords
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