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Download full textStanding Conference of European Ministers of Education, Strasbourg (France). – 1973
Sweden, like most European countries, never set out to be an immigration country. Since its Government and Parliament have subscribed to the principle of maximum mobility across national frontiers, more than 400,000 foreign citizens and 200,000 former aliens reside in Sweden today. Immigration to Sweden is not completely free, though. A policy of…
Descriptors: Educational Policy, Equal Protection, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
