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Political magazine in Finland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ydin (Finnish: nuclear, nucleus, core, crux) is a bi-monthly political magazine published in Helsinki, Finland.[1]
Editor-in-chief | Arja Alho |
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Categories | Political magazine |
Frequency | Bi-monthly |
Founder | Ilkka Taipale |
Founded | 1966 |
Country | Finland |
Based in | Helsinki |
Language | Finnish |
Website | Ydin |
ISSN | 0356-357X |
OCLC | 478410586 |
Ydin was established by Ilkka Taipale in 1966.[2][3] It was started as the official media outlet of the Committee of 100.[3] The magazine is headquartered in Helsinki and focuses on political and societal news.[1][4] In the 1960s Pekka Peltola was the editor of the magazine.[3] Another former editor is Erkki Tuomioja who served in the post in the 1970s and 1980s.[3] As of 2012 Arja Alho, former member of the Finnish parliament, was its editor-in-chief.[5] Asa Butcher, co-editor of Ovi Magazine, is one of the editors of Ydin.[6]
Ydin covers both national political events and foreign policy articles.[3] The magazine was one of the contributors to the Capitalism ’09 event, an international activity to discuss contemporary capitalism, held in Helsinki on 23 April 2009.[7]
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