Articles
Work and digitalisation
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08.05.2023
In the wake of the pandemic, trade unions managed to improve the working conditions of care workers. Still, welfare privatisation remains an issue
Democracy and society
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11.04.2023
Liberals love the idea of meritocracy. But while it promises equality of opportunity, it cannot create equality of condition
Democracy and society
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16.01.2023
The Sandinista rebels, headed by Daniel Ortega, toppled what should be the last dictator. But now, the supposed hero became the tyrant
Democracy and society
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28.10.2022
Sweden’s new repressive policies targeting non-ethnic Swedes won't improve integration. If anything, they will increase polarisation
Democracy and society
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19.07.2022
After a far-right attacker killed a woman at a festival in Sweden, the centre-right should rethink their legitimising of the Sweden Democrats
Democracy and society
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07.06.2022
The ideology of ‘freedom of choice’ drove privatisation in Sweden’s education sector — and led to a vicious circle of inequality and underperformance
Democracy and society
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17.03.2022
Europe is experiencing its largest refugee movement since World War II. We should heed the lessons of Sweden’s experience with integration
Work and digitalisation
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03.05.2021
Across Europe, care workers have been on the frontline of the fight against Covid-19. Now, their demands should guide the post-pandemic recovery
Migration and the European left
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25.07.2017
Unless we strive towards openness, nationalism will eat our societies from the inside