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Lawless Sweden: Using the judiciary to expand the power of the welfare state by Eric Brodin, 1999 Welfare states in hard times: Problems, policy, and politics in Denmark and Sweden by Eric S Einhorn, 1986 Sweden (The European Union: Political, Social, and Economic Cooperation) by Heather Docalavich, 2005-12-31 Sweden : Social Democracy in Practice by Henry Milner, 1989-07-13 Kingship and State Formation in Sweden 1130-1290 (The Northern World) by Line, Ph., 2007-05-30 The Yes Conference: The Great Peace Journey, Five Questions to the Government: Ronnby Sweden May 5-7 1986 The GFOA annual conference from a Swedish perspective. (Government Finance Officers Assn): An article from: Government Finance Review by Johnny Larsson, 1997-10-01 Working Parents: Transformations in Gender Roles and Public Policies in Sweden (Life Course Studies) by Phyllis Moen, 1989-10 Collective bargaining by public employees in Sweden (Comparative studies in public employment labor relations) by Harold Myer Levinson, 1972 Collective bargaining rights of state officials in Sweden (Comparative studies in public employment labor relations) by Stig Axel Fridolf Jagerskiold, 1971 OECD Reviews of Regulatory Reform Sweden: Achieving Results for Sustained Growth by oecd publishing, 2007-04-18 Norway and the union with Sweden, by Fridtjof Nansen, 1905 Scandinavia: A history of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway ... a description of these countries ... the mythology, government, laws, manners, and insititutions ... natural history (Harper's Family Library) by Andrew Crichton, 1856 The Secret War Against Sweden: US and British Submarine Deception in the 1980s (Cass Series: Naval Policy and History) by Ola Tunander, 2004-09-24

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81. South African Embassy In Sweden, Government
    The South African government. government System. The government System. government Departments. National Departments. SA National  
    http://www.southafricanemb.se/govlinks.htm

82. International Government Navigator
    The big picture is that the government of sweden does not single out mobile communication from electronic communication or any other communication channel.  
    http://www.centerdigitalgov.com/international/story.php?docid=56335

83. Government Spending, By Gordon Tullock: The Concise Encyclopedia Of Economics: L
    from 1790 to 1990. Chart 2 shows sweden s central government expenditures as a percent of GNP. Although not many countries have  
    http://www.econlib.org/library/Enc/GovernmentSpending.html
    
    Extractions: Search Site Search Card Catalog Search a Book Home ... and Help by Gordon Tullock In most countries government spending has grown quite rapidly in recent decades. Chart 1 shows U.S. federal spending as a percentage of gross national product from 1790 to 1990. Chart 2 shows Sweden's central government expenditures as a percent of GNP. Although not many countries have such long data series, these countries apparently are typical. As the charts show, the central government's share of the economy was remarkably stable for nearly 150 years but grew quite rapidly throughout the latter two-thirds of the 20th century. Enlarge in new window In the past, government spending increased during wars and then typically took some time to fall back to its previous level. Because the effects of World War I were not totally gone by 1929, the line for the United States from 1790 to 1929 has a very slight upward slant. But in the second quarter of the twentieth century, government spending began a rapid and steady increase. While economists and political scientists have offered many theories about what determines the level of government spending, there really is no known explanation for either part of this historical record. The data contradict several prominent economic theories about why government spending as a percent of GNP grows. One such theory is presented by British economists Alan Peacock and Jack Wiseman, who suggest a "ratchet effect." If a war, say, raises expenditures, expenditures after the war will not fall all the way back to their prewar level. Thus the name "ratchet effect." This theory cannot explain the long period of stable government expenditures before 1929. Nor can it explain the steady growth since 1953.

84. EUROPA - The EU At A Glance - European Governments On-line - Sweden
    The Swedish government website features information on each member of the government (biographies, speeches, schedules, etc.) and provides hyperlinks to their  
    http://europa.eu.int/abc/governments/sweden/index_en.htm
    
    Extractions: on-line Austria Belgium ... Other European countries The " SverigeDirekt " site serves as the portal site for all Swedish public sector sites, from government departments to local authorities. Designed for the Swedish public, it provides practical information for all types of situations associated with work, social security, marital status, etc. The official website of the Swedish Monarchy explains the role of the monarch in the Swedish political system, and offers historical background information on the monarchy and an insight into its internal procedures. The site also introduces the royal family in person and the royal palaces. It is also possible to consult the Royal Family's schedule and press releases.

85. Sweden's Government | Swedens Government
    sweden s government swedens government. swedens Flag sweden s Flag. sweden s Flag Flag of sweden. Country name conventional long  
    http://www.travelblog.org/World/sw-gov.html
    
    Extractions: Administrative divisions: 21 counties (lan, singular and plural); Blekinge, Dalarnas, Gavleborgs, Gotlands, Hallands, Jamtlands, Jonkopings, Kalmar, Kronobergs, Norrbottens, Orebro, Ostergotlands, Skane, Sodermanlands, Stockholms, Uppsala, Varmlands, Vasterbottens, Vasternorrlands, Vastmanlands, Vastra Gotalands

86. Sweden: Expulsions Carried Out By US Agents
    Karl Soederberg, Amnesty International, said sweden s government was wrong to send the men back to Egypt We know now that the foreign ministry knew about the  
    http://www.statewatch.org/news/2004/may/12sweden.htm
    
    Extractions: Revelations by Swedish TV4 in a documentary, "The broken promise", on 17 May 2004 showed that the expulsion of two men - ordered by the Cabinet - to Egypt on 18 December 2001 was carried out by hooded US agents. The plane booked by the Swedish Security Police (SÄPO) was cancelled when another plane - N379P - a "Gulfstream" executive jet supplied by a firm on the east coast of the USA which works exclusively for the the US Defence Department (two months earlier the same plane removed a Jeminite student, Jamil Gasim, in chains from Karachi in Pakistan to Amman in Jordan). The two men, Muhammed Al Zery and Ahmed Agiza, were alleged to have had connected to terrorist groups - both had been involved in islamic movements in Egypt. Ahmed Agiza fled from Egypt to Pakistan then Iran and finally Sweden in September 2000 with his wife and children (there are now five children). Muhammed Al Zery, an acquaintance of Agiza, fled from Egypt in 1991 and arrived in Sweden in August 1999. The Swedish Migration Board decided that both needed protection and granted them asylum.

87. ICL - Sweden Index
    for princes and princesses according to which they may not marry without consent of the consent of government lest they 1905 Norway is separted from sweden.  
    http://www.oefre.unibe.ch/law/icl/sw__indx.html

88. ICL - Sweden - Constitution
    Article 7 (1) There are primary and regional local government communes in sweden. The decisionmaking power in the communes is exercised by elected assemblies.  
    http://www.oefre.unibe.ch/law/icl/sw00000_.html
    
    Extractions: (2) The personal, economic and cultural welfare of the individual shall be fundamental aims of public activity. In particular, it shall be incumbent upon the public administration to secure the right to work, housing and education, and to promote social care and social security and a good living environment.

89. Regional, Europe, Sweden: Government
    sweden government pubilcation, sweden. Coordinator Schools governments Teacher Education Research Links Co-operation Publications. webmaster, 29 March, 2002.  
    http://www.combose.com/Regional/Europe/Sweden/Government/
    
    Extractions: Top Regional Europe Sweden ... Monarchy Related links of interest: Society:Government:Multilateral:Regional:European Union Regional:Europe:Government Council for the Renewal of Higher Education - General information about the council, a presentation of activities and projects, news and links. Invest in Sweden Agency - Government agency supplying help and information to companies interested in investing in Sweden. National Agency for Higher Education - Government agency about university issues. Statistiska Centralbyr¥n - Produce and make available official statistics relating to different areas of society, which can serve as a basis for decisions, public debate and research. [English/Swedish] Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority - Finansinspektionen is responsible for supervising companies in the insurance, credit and securities markets. Swedish Parliament - Sveriges Riksdagen - Parliament of Sweden. Although the vast majority of the site is in Swedish, detailed information in English is presented on the workings of Sweden's parliament, including its members, debates and decisions, legislation and Sweden in the European Union. The Swedish Government - Gateway to English-language information on the Swedish Government and Ministers. Also includes the text of speeches, press releases, publications and Government policy statements.

90. LLRX -- Update To A Guide To The Swedish Legal System
    Lagrummet, sponsored by the government, provides texts of recent government bills in pdf format. Information on public administration in sweden, both at the  
    http://www.llrx.com/features/swedish2.htm
    
    Extractions: Navigation Advanced Search Law Pro Links LLRX Buzz LLRX Top 10 Meta Links Newstand Research Guide Resource Centers - Document Delivery - Comparative and Foreign Law - International Law - Intranets/Knowledge Management - Marketing - Search Engines Update to A Guide to the Swedish Legal System By Ingrid Kabir Ingrid Kabir is a law librarian at the law section of Stockholm University Library. The Stockholm University Library is the national resource library for law in Sweden. Building the portal Rättskällan is a collaborative effort with five law participating libraries. The number of editors are at the present time twelve with a view to expand. She is the coordinator of the work with Rättskällan and is actively been promoting the use of electronic sources to legal resources. Published June 1, 2001 This article is an update to Ingrid's Guide to the Swedish Legal System, published on LLRX.com, November 1, 2000. Table of Contents The Swedish Legal System Background The Swedish legal system has its roots in the continental legal tradition with its dependence on statutory law. There was close communication between scholars of Sweden and the European continent in the eighteenth century. This led to a strong influence from the German-Roman tradition of the European continental countries on the Swedish legal system. A comprehensive Swedish code was enacted in 1734. This code, known as

91. Fablis Directory For /Regional/Europe/Sweden/Government
    Information and directory resources about and for the category /Regional/Europe/sweden/government. Web Directory, Quick Search  
    http://directory.fablis.com/guide/Regional/Europe/Sweden/Government

92. Swedish Government Figures Show That In The First Month Of 1994, 76 People From
    Swedish government figures show that in the first month of 1994, 76 people from the four African nations, most from Togo, requested political asylum in sweden.  
    http://www.migrationint.com.au/news/iran/apr_1994-14mn.asp

93. ZapMeta Directory > Regional > Europe > Sweden > Government
    . The Swedish government * Editor s Choice! government agency supplying help and information to companies interested in investing in sweden.  
    http://www.zapmeta.com/search/meta/db.pl?dir=23855

94. CPSR Newsletter Vol 19, No 1
    sweden has uncomplicated government elections a paper ballot in a physical box. sweden has rather small government ministries, but big state agencies.  
    http://www.cpsr.org/publications/newsletters/issues/2001/Winter/olsson.html
    
    Extractions: anders.r.olsson@telia.com http://www.safevote.com/ ], in conjunction with the small Swedish company Vivarto Technologies [ http://www.vivarto.com/ Sweden has uncomplicated government elections: a paper ballot in a physical box. Elections are every four years; referendums are rare. Like most older western democracies, Sweden is experiencing a "democratic crisis," and the government is worried, but not so worried that it's prepared to use IT to reengineer the very structure of democracy. Rather, new technology is used to better the facade. However, this is more action than previous governments have taken. Last year, the government awarded minor sums to all sorts of experiments and projects aimed at renewing or bettering democratic processes. In November, 2000, 66 such projects received grants of between $1,200 and $60,000. The average grant was $15,000. Most of these projects are efforts to make more people interested and active in politics. A couple of funded projects involve e-voting. More such grants will be made this year. Does this indicate that the Swedish government is determined to do something radical in creating new forms of democracy for the new, IT-based society? In my opinion, probably not. The government hands out small sums to communities, organizations, and companies. Some of these small projects might succeed one way or another, but no big societal player is threatened by any of the experiments and the government has not committed itself to anything radical. A special committee on voting technology (Valtekniska utredningen) appointed by the government published its findings in January, 2001. Among the recommendations was a proposal to try voting via Internet. The committee favored a most cautious approach: small steps and small experiments to begin with and thorough evaluation of each step. Also in January, I authored a report [

95. Pravda.RU Sweden To Assist Russia In Staging Economic Reforms
    The Swedish government intends to assist Russia in staging economic reforms and allocate 9 million kronas (about USD 900000) for these purposes, the press  
    http://english.pravda.ru/economics/2001/11/01/19856.html
    
    Extractions: The Swedish government intends to assist Russia in staging economic reforms and allocate 9 million kronas (about USD 900,000) for these purposes, the press service of the Swedish government informed RIA Novosti. These funds will be used within the Swedish-Russian Cooperation Project programme in the course of two consecutive years starting from 2002. The funds will be channelled for organisation of consultations for staffers of the Russian Ministry for Economic Development and Trade to be held by Swedish experts. Specifically, within the framework of these consultations work will be continued to establish an efficient tax system in the country.

96. Pravda.RU Sweden To Spend USD 200,000 On St. Petersburg's 300th Anniversary Cele
    According to sweden s government chancellery, part of this money will be spent on an information technology week in St. Petersburg in 2003.  
    http://english.pravda.ru/world/2002/09/13/36553.html
    
    Extractions: The Swedish Government yesterday decided to allocate around USD 200,000 to the Swedish Council for Foreign Trade in order to hold a series of events during St. Petersburg's 300th anniversary celebrations. According to Sweden's government chancellery, part of this money will be spent on an information technology week in St. Petersburg in 2003, with the participation of telecommunications company Ericsson and Stockholm's Royal Polytechnical Institute.

97. Columbus World Travel Guide - Europe - Sweden - History And Government
    World Travel Guide sweden - History and government - includes information on the constitution and politics.  
    http://www.travel-guide.com/data/swe/swe580.asp
    
    Extractions: History: Sweden’s contact with the rest of Europe is first recorded in the Viking period, when the country traded furs and arms with Russia, along the eastern passage. During the 13th century, a form of feudalism was introduced, a hereditary nobility was established and a thriving middle class of burghers emerged in the towns. Political history in this period is complex but some sense of order, however transitory, was engendered by the accession of Margaret – then Regent of Denmark and ruler of Norway – to the throne in 1387. She made an attempt to establish a united Scandinavia (the Union of Kalmar) but this did not last long after her death and, during the 15th century, the nobility were able to do much as they pleased at the expense of royal authority. The most significant event of this period was the Massacre of Stockholm in 1520, occasioned by Christian of Denmark’s ill-judged attempt to reassert his authority in Sweden; this led to a national revolt, headed by Gustav Ericksson Vasa. The Danes were defeated and Gustav was crowned Gustav I in 1523, establishing the House of Vasa and heralding the beginning of Sweden’s ascendancy in Europe. Protestantism became firmly established by the Convention of Uppsala in 1593. In 1611, Gustav II Adolf (better known as Gustavus Adolphus), one of the most famous names in Swedish history, became king. Much of the foreign policy of the 17th century was dominated by the desire to transform the Baltic into a Swedish lake – this was the main motivation behind Gustav II’s entry into the Thirty Years’ War in 1629.

98. Sweden.com - Swedish Hotels, Travel, Vacations & Tourist Information
    belgium, hotels, stockholm, stockholm hotels, travel in sweden, car rentals, swedish tourism, sverige, svenska, swedish, swede, skansen, lappland, bed and breakfasts in sweden, swedish tourism  
    http://www.sweden.com/

99. Nordic Institute Of Asian Studies
    An international research institute funded by the governments of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and sweden. Features current research, publications, links to related sites, and contact details.  
    http://nias.ku.dk

100. North Atlantic University Alliance
     Alliance of universities, the private sector and governments from Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, sweden and the United Kingdom on the North Atlantic Rim.  
     http://www.siu.no/inst.nsf/0/e57fb10028e59b224125683b00665aa4?OpenDocument

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