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Global Perspectives on SRHR and Migration

Global Perspectives on SRHR and Migration explores how sexuality, sexual and reproductive health and rights are shaped at the intersection of migration, global inequalities and societal institutions. Through critical and empirical perspectives, the...

Security and Privacy Research Group (SPRIG)

The Security and Privacy Research Group (SPRIG) is a cross-unit scientific research constellation within the Department of Computer Science and Media Technology (DVMT) with research focus that spans technical, organisational, ethical, and human-centered...

Employees felt less stressed when they practised mindfulness

Better focus, less stress, and an easier time switching off from work once home. These were the experiences reported by business sector employees who practised mindfulness every day for eight weeks. The findings are presented in a new report that explores...

Drug use, policy and society (DPS)

The group consists of researchers with a shared interest in people’s use of drugs, the consequences of drug use, and societal responses and regulation in this area. Drug-related problems should be understood from a bio-psycho-social perspective and in...

Dissertation defence – Hilda Gustafsson

Crime Prevention Work with Children and Young People

This research environment brings together different projects focused on crime prevention work with children and young people. The projects include, among other things, summer camps, crime prevention work in schools, and measures to prevent children and...

Research in focus: The war in Ukraine

Russia's invasion of Ukraine means that a full-scale war is now raging in Europe. Malmö University has a number of leading experts on Russia, post-Soviet states, and the current security situation. RUCARR is a research platform concentrating on Russia and...

Extreme comments are now just a daily norm on social media

Hate, threats and messages glorifying violence are now openly disseminated in social media comment sections – often without being challenged. A new research study shows how extremist expressions have become part of everyday political discourse online.