  Scottish independence  Breaking up is hard to do  Many legal
unknowns would follow Scottish independence  See article
Readers' comments    To the author. If you see the list of
states within eu "coming apart, separatist movements", you can
get an impression that almost all countries is on the risk to
break into smaller states.  If I review the Sweden and Finland,
I can see that the so called separatist movement are in
principle none existent. Sweden - Scania (Skåne), there was a
small independent parties in The 80-90 ties. A typical protest
party, and it has in principle no public support and the party
itself has seeded to exist. Sami, refer to the northern part of
Sweden that was populated by the indigenous people Sami. But
today they are a very small minority, the estimate numbers are
20.000 in Sweden. Regarding Finland,the same apply for Sami
movement, very small in numbers and no known "separatist
movement". Aaland (Åland) is a very special case, they are
already partly independent, and historically pa