Antibiotic Resistance of Non-Pneumococcal Streptococci and Its Clinical Impact

Jalava, Jari; Seppälä, Helena

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“…Tutkimuksissa onkin todettu, että postmaterialistiset arvot ovat yhteydessä maan taloudelliseen kehitykseen, sillä vauraus lisää postmaterialististen arvojen kannatusta. 2113 Suomi oli vaurastunut vauhdilla sotien jälkeen. 1960-luvun nopea kasvu oli kuitenkin hidastunut 1970-luvulla ja laskeva trendi jatkui 1980-luvulla, mikä selvästikin asetti keskustapuolueen sisällä haasteita hyväksyä postmaterialistisia arvostuksia.…”

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Väyrysen ja Kääriäisen korkean profiilin aika 1981‒1991. Keskustan historia 6

Katajisto

2023

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The era (1981‒1991) of the high-profile politics of Väyrynen and Kääriäinen: The Centre Party of Finland 6 The Centre Party of Finland was represented in almost all cabinets for decades, and it often held the post of prime minister during the reign of President Urho Kekkonen. When Kekkonen’s deteriorating health forced him to resign in 1981, the Centre Party, formerly the Agrarian Union, was in front of the crisis. The party was deeply divided along the lines of who would be the best candidate to succeed Kekkonen. The schism had prevailed for years, and contemporaries suspected the party would split up or at least lose its dominant position in Finnish politics. Besides, the numbers of core supporters making up the party, agrarians, were constantly diminishing. In addition, the Finnish party system was in a state of flux. The Finnish People’s Democratic League was in a deep downward spiral, while the Conservative Party’s support was ascendant. The power struggle between the three ‘big’ parties, the Centre Party, the Social Democratic Party and the Conservative Party, was fierce. The study describes and analyses how the Center Party survived the challenges it faced. How was the cohesion of the party rebuilt and maintained? How did the Centre Party manage to survive the inter-party contests and end up being the strongest party in the elections of 1991? The study is firmly based on source material from the party organization of the Centre Party and other relevant political actors, such as President Mauno Koivisto. The book provides new information on both Finnish domestic and foreign politics and the power struggles among the parties and leading political figures.

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Section: Keskustapuolue / Suomen Keskusta Ja Suomalaisen Yhteiskunnan...unclassified