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Until recently Sweden also had mandatory national service. They also don't recognise dual-nationality. As with most Western European countries, they struggle wi
by adamauckland 13y ago
Until recently Sweden also had mandatory national service. They also don't recognise dual-nationality. As with most Western European countries, they struggle with immigration.
Although this all sounds a little bit communist and making everyone the same, they have a massive music industry export, so they're not losing creativity.
- lysa 13y agoActually Sweden does recognise dual citizenship. http://www.migrationsverket.se/info/399_en.html http://www.migrationsverket.se/info/399_en.html Also you might want to learn the difference between communism and socialism as you have it all wrong currently.
- mjn 13y agoYes, it's common for immigrants employed in Copenhagen to chose to live in Malmö and commute, because the Swedish path to citizenship is nicer: it's shorter, and doesn't require them to give up other citizenships. This has annoyed the more nationalist part of the Danish political scene, who see it as a loophole.