Nordic countries
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The Nordic countries are a group of Northern European nations—including Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland—known for their strong welfare states, high living standards, and shared cultural and historical ties.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
cultural region
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geopolitical region → region → |
| continent |
Europe
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| dominantReligion |
Lutheran Christianity
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| hasCharacteristic |
comprehensive social security systems
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consensus-oriented politics → high environmental standards → high gender equality → high human development index → high living standards → high press freedom → high tax levels → high trust societies → low corruption levels → low income inequality → publicly funded education → strong labor unions → strong welfare states → universal healthcare systems → |
| hasCommonPolicyArea |
culture
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education → environment → research and innovation → |
| hasEconomicCharacteristic |
extensive welfare benefits
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high labor force participation → large public sector → |
| hasEconomicSystem |
mixed economy
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| hasHistoricalPeriod |
Viking Age
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| hasInternationalOrganizationMembership |
European Union
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NATO → Nordic Council → Schengen Area → United Nations → |
| hasLanguageFamily |
Finnic languages
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North Germanic languages → |
| hasMember |
Denmark
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Faroe Islands → Finland → Greenland → Iceland → Norway → Sweden → Åland Islands → |
| hasOfficialCooperationBody |
Nordic Council
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Nordic Council of Ministers → |
| hasPoliticalModel |
Nordic model
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| locatedIn |
Northern Europe
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| sharesCulturalTiesWith |
Scandinavia
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| subregionOf |
Northern Europe
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| usesCooperationFramework |
Nordic Passport Union
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