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Structural Inequalities and Everyday Lives (SOVV)

Structural Inequality in Everyday Lives is a research environment at Malmö University that investigates how global and local inequalities in welfare, poverty and migration shape people's living conditions and opportunities for social justice.

Proximal authority: towards a theory of how favoritism and gender shape authority

Teaching and Learning Religion: Educational Practices in Swedish Wicca

Sensing Sustainable Futures - Embodied Imaginaries through Mixed Reality Performances

ERC grants millions to research on the human rights of undocumented migrants

Researcher Jacob Lind has been awarded a SEK 17 million Starting Grant from the European Research Council. He will investigate how professionals in healthcare, education and social services approach the requirement to report undocumented migrants.

The right to give rights. Welfare professionals as guardians of undocumented migrants’ human rights.

Occult female power highlighted in new book

Leah Hirsig was one of the “modern women” of the 20th century: independent, norm-breaking, and central to the controversial religion of Thelema. Now her complete diaries are being published for the first time, providing an insight into her life and her...

Honorary doctor weaves together academia and industry

Michael Mokhberi, founder of the company Apptus, has been appointed honorary doctor at the Faculty of Technology and Society. Through his visionary leadership, he has been a catalyst in strengthening Malmö University's position as a hub for computer...

Unpacking the Box - he box’s educational potential to build knowledge through curiosity, imagination, and community

Workshops on the study of the civil service in Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova