Staattisuuteen
Staattisuuteen refers to the Finnish term for the concept of "state sovereignty" or "national self-determination," often discussed in the context of Finland’s political and legal history. The term emphasizes the principle that a state possesses supreme authority over its territory and affairs, free from external interference. In Finland, this concept has been particularly significant in shaping the country’s foreign policy, especially during periods of geopolitical tension, such as the Cold War.
The idea of staattisuuteen gained prominence during Finland’s neutrality between the two world wars and its
Staattisuuteen also reflects Finland’s historical approach to maintaining autonomy in international relations, particularly through neutrality and