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Highly-respected Russian academic is new honorary doctor

Prominent political scientist Professor Vladimir Gel'man, highly respected for his expertise in Russian politics and governance, is set to be an honorary doctor at Malmö University’s Faculty of Culture and Society and its Russia, Ukraine and the Caucasus...

Can sportification help legitimise esports?

Esports follow the same pattern of several more traditional sports in how they develop; this leads to computer games as a form of competition being increasingly legitimised, says a Malmö University researcher.

International Peace and Security - Public International Law and International Politics

Slang at work helps adult migrants develop language skills

When immigrant students develop language skills in the workplace, they appreciate hearing everyday language and the use of slang. However, in Sweden, researchers are looking for answers on how language courses can integrate cooperation with the labour...

Long-term repression could be counterproductive for the Kremlin

The outcome of the Russian presidential election is certain, but the more repression increases, the more vulnerable the system that sustains it becomes, says Derek Hutcheson, Professor of Political Science.

Malmö University professor in prestigious top 100 list

A wearable sensor system, which could hasten the detection of heart disorders, has won a Malmö University professor a place in this year’s Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA) top 100 list.

Endodontics performed as a single or two-visit treatment by general dentists – a clinical prospective randomized multicenter study

It takes more than good cycle paths to get people cycling

Getting people to cycle isn't just about building more and better cycle lanes, to include more demographics, urban planners need to consider factors other than infrastructure, says researcher Zahra Hamidi.

Fake news is just a symptom of a bigger problem

Why has fake news become so politicised, and what does it say about the future of our society and journalism? Democracy is in crisis, and arguments over the meaning of "fake" and "real" news have become central to it, says researcher Johan Farkas.