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50 years of amnesties – exceptions as part of Swedish migration policy

Since the 1970s, around 100,000 people have been allowed to stay in Sweden through amnesties – due to a combination of practical and humanitarian reasons. This is according to researcher Henrik Emilsson, who sees parallels with today's debate on the...

New database to provide better knowledge about inclusion and discrimination in Malmö

Migration researchers at Malmö University are developing a new database to map how Malmö has changed with increased migration. The aim is also to be able to detect and see how factors such as ethnicity and religious affiliation affect inclusion or...

Horses and Humans – a Sports Science Perspective

Equestrian sports and the horse industry are large in Sweden which makes issues concerning horses and humans important. By studying how horses have been handled, it is possible to study the development of society as a whole, and not least the relationship...

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Despite the welfare state, Swedish families still care for one another

Sweden is often described as a country where family ties have weakened with the rise of the welfare state. But new research shows that the opposite is true: intergenerational care has deepened – and become more emotionally charged

More languages in the classroom can enrich learning in other subjects

A classroom where students speak many different languages is a treasure chest. But as a teacher, you need to know how to open it and get the best out of its riches. This is the view of Cristina Nordman, whose thesis examines how multilingualism can be use...

Political Science: Global Politics, Master's Programme (Two-year)

A new child poverty : housing as a cause and consequence of family poverty in a conditional welfare state

Valentine’s lovers now seek authenticity: the imperfect is the new perfect

As the world either celebrates, spurns, or blissfully ignores Valentine’s Day, a Malmö University professor reflects on the world of online and app-based dating.