Publications from REMESO

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10 June 2025

Complex and lasting consequences of statelessness

A stateless person is not a citizen in any country. However, the phenomenon of statelessness extends far beyond this legal definition. In his doctoral dissertation Haqqi Bahram exposes the complexity of living this reality and its lasting legacy.

Dissertations from REMESO

Haqqi Bahram (2024)

Statelessness Beyond Citizenship: Kurds of Syria and the Struggle for Identity Between Home and Exile

Andrey Tibajev (2022)

The value of immigrants' human capital for labour market integration

Cover of publication 'Educational Aspirations and Attainments: How resources relate to outcomes for children of immigrants in disadvantaged Swedish schools'

Olav Nygård (2020)

Educational Aspirations and Attainments: How resources relate to outcomes for children of immigrants in disadvantaged Swedish schools

Indre Genelyte (2018)

Lost in Mobility?: Labour Migration from Baltic Lithuania to Sweden

Xolani Tshabalala (2017)

Hyenas of the Limpopo: The Social Politics of Undocumented Movement Across South Africa's Border with Zimbabwe

Karin Krifors (2017)

Managing Migrant Workers: moral economies of temporary labour in the Swedish IT and wild berry industries

Publications

2025

Ola Larsmo (Editorship) (2025) Historieförfalskarna: Lögnen som vapen mot demokratin

Zoran Slavnic (2025) Existens, temporalitet och mobilitet

Catrin Lundström, Tobias Hübinette (2025) Ras och kön i tider av vit melankoli: Texter i urval

Lisa Karlsson Blom (2025) RACE-TALK: Conversations about anti-racism in Sweden 2010-2025

Stefan Jonsson (2025) Patriotisk forstran?: Den påhittade kancelleringskulturen och förfalskningen av verkligheten Historieförfalskarna: Lögnen som vapen mot demokratin, p. 99-123 (Chapter in book)

Peo Hansen (2025) Reality Checking the Economics of Migration: Why Refugees Aren't Fiscal Burdens Living in a World of Neighbours: Activists and Academics in Conversation about Multi-Faith Refugee Relief, p. 72-83 (Chapter in book)

Anna Bredström, Sofia Morberg Jämterud (2025) Post Covid‐19 Condition as a Diagnosis: Qualitative Study on Epistemological Tensions Among Experts in Sweden Health Expectations, Vol. 28, Article e70463 (Article in journal)

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Mauricio Rogat (2025) 'Rescuing Europe' and 'balancing powers': A postcolonial critique of European digital sovereignty Environment & Planning. D, Society and Space (Article in journal)

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Erik Berggren (Editorship) (2025) Migration and climate justice in times of planetary crises

Stefan Jonsson (2025) Skönheten är politisk Att vara med sin tid: Nio spretiga texter om humanism, p. 27-35 (Chapter in book)

Catrin Lundström (2025) Vem ska göra revolution? Arbetaren, Vol. 48 (Article in journal)

Neferti Xina Tadiar (2025) Scorched Earth, Vibrant Milieus

Aida Ibricevic (2025) Sustainability of decided return migration: The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Aida Ibricevic (2025) Decided Return Migration: Emotions, Citizenship, Home and Belonging in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Stefan Jonsson (2025) "Olydiga undersåtar": Recension av Ulf Olsson Olydiga undersåtar. En pamflett Ord och bild, Vol. 1, p. 155-156 (Article, book review)

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ThemES - Themes on Migration and Ethic studies, ISSN 1101-7570

TheMES – Themes on Migration and Ethnic Studies. Occasional papers and Reprints is a series published by REMESO, Institute for Research on Migration, Ethnicity and Society. TheMES is a series for occasional papers and reprints, i.e. for working papers, reissue and parallel publication of scientific works and output mainly by REMESO researchers as well as guests and affiliated researchers at REMESO.

Editor: Erik Berggren

Publications released in 2017 and earlier (link to DIVA - publication database)