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The White Side of Migration: 'Reflections on race, citizenship and belonging in Sweden'
Nordic Journal of Migration Research, 2017 ‘The migrant’ tends to be imagined as a non-privileged, non-white, non-western subject in search of a better future in Europe or the United States and as such is a pre-constituted subject shaped by notions of marginalization and poverty.
Catrin Lundström
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Science, 2020 The country's pandemic policies came at a high price—and created painful rifts in its scientific community.
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Archives of Surgery, 1998 Sweden has 9 university and regional hospitals and about 75 county hospitals. These hospitals are funded by counties that directly tax their inhabitants. In addition, the university hospitals use state money for education and research. The private sector performing major surgical procedures is small but slowly increasing.
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Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment & Health, 2022 OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to examine the effects of various aspects of night and shift work on the risk of incident ischemic heart disease (IHD) and atrial fibrillation (AF) using detailed and registry-based exposure data.
Manzur Kader +7 more
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Physiological Research, 2006 In a brief survey the work of Swedish porphyrinologists through time is presented, from the organic chemist Jakob Berzelius 1840 to the molecular biologists of today. The building up in Stockholm of a Swedish national competence centre for porphyria is touched upon and the emergence of a computerized national register on the porphyria gene carriers in ...
S, Thunell +3 more
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Intersecting Worlds: New Sweden’s Transatlantic Entanglements
Journal of Transnational American Studies, 2016 The New Sweden Colony (1638-1655) is often regarded as an anomaly in the context of 17th century Swedish politics and in the context of other European colonies in America.
Gunlög Fur +2 more
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Eurovision and the City: “United by Music” Meets “Malmö against Genocide”
Urban Planning“United by Music” was the slogan of the 2024 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Malmö. However, the festive spirit of the event oddly contrasted with what was described as “the largest police operation in Sweden’s history” (Ivarsson, 2024 ...
Myrto Dagkouli-Kyriakoglou +5 more
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Media and CommunicationThe Nordic countries have been regarded as so-called “media welfare states.” Despite the large amount of public money used on press subsidies over the decades in the Nordic countries, there is not much academic research on the financial performance of ...
Mikko Grönlund +2 more
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Education in the North, 2020 The Tornedalians are a national ethnic and linguistic minority group in northern Sweden who live along the Torne River Valley (Tornedalen) in municipalities that border the neighbouring country of Finland.
Pär Poromaa Isling
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Nordic Journal of Migration ResearchMigration policy in the Nordic welfare states is increasingly marked by restrictiveness. Although research has studied the consequences of this policy trend, there is limited knowledge about how it affects stress levels and the well-being of migrants. In
Kristoffer Jutvik, Emma Holmqvist
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