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The border between Finland and Sweden in the Torne Valley, drawn in 1809, has often been described as a “borderless border”. The expression reflects the idea that despite the legal and political existence of the…
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In this text, the role of socially adapted public procurement as a policy tool for promoting social objectives within the European Union and especially Finland is examined. The argument is that procurement can contribute to…
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