Please come – but then what? Part 1: Sweden and the dilemma of integration

This article forms part of a 2013 series on integration in Sweden For much of this year, discrimination of immigrants, integration and racism have been hotly debated. Should Sweden’s immigration ...

by Jessica Nilsson Williams

• 4 March, 20186 June, 2020 • The Monthly Policy Review

Please come – but then what? Sweden and the dilemma of integration Part 2: “A labour market for insiders?”

This article forms part of a 2013 series on integration in Sweden “What we tend to forget is that Sweden is neither politically, economically or culturally an optimal immigrant country. ...

by Jessica Nilsson Williams

• 3 March, 20184 March, 2022 • The Monthly Policy Review

Sweden prepares for fake news ahead of election

Threats in the air ahead of the 2018 Swedish elections Operations to influence and disinformation have become prominent phenomena in the world of policy. Fake news, with the potential of ...

by Janetta Santalo

• 2 January, 201831 May, 2021 • The Monthly Policy Review

A layman’s reflections on the STHLM Techfest

The tech/start-up industry has grown up quickly and is now big business in Stockholm. Mundus already frequents the monthly STHLM Tech Meetup, which we find insightful and entertaining. We wondered ...

by Sean Williams

• 28 September, 20176 June, 2020 • The Monthly Policy Review, The Mundus Blog

Innovation in Sweden: Cleantech

In 2016, Mundus began this series on Sweden’s innovation track record by looking at the latest EU Innovation Scorecard, which ranked Sweden as the leading innovative economy in the EU. Despite ...

by Sean Williams

• 14 June, 20174 March, 2022 • Mundus Nordic Green Blog, The Monthly Policy Review