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Anders Neergaard is a Professor at Linköping University, directing the Institute for Research on Migration, Ethnicity and Society (REMESO). His research focuses on power dynamics, inequality, racism, resistance, and social movements, with a particular emphasis on racial capitalism, trade unions, and migration policies in Sweden and Europe. He holds a leadership role within the Department of Culture and Society (IKOS), overseeing research steering and doctoral supervision. His work bridges political sociology with postcolonial perspectives, addressing global North-South relations and the intersections of race, class, and gender.
Research Interests:
- Power structures and systemic inequality
- Racial formations and antiracism strategies
- Right-wing and radical political movements
- Migrant labor and workplace discrimination
- Trade union practices and solidarity challenges
- Global racial capitalism and decolonial theory
Articles Trends: Neergaard’s recent work critically examines Sweden’s racial welfare regime, the reproduction of racial hierarchies in labor markets, and the ideological shifts in migration policies. His analyses often intersect with antiracist frameworks, exploring how neoliberalism and globalization reshape social cohesion and exclusion.
Grants & Advising: Active in doctoral supervision and teaching, he contributes to programs like the International Master’s in Ethnicity and Migration Studies. His leadership at REMESO drives interdisciplinary research on migration, ethnicity, and societal transformation.
Labs/Teams: Directs REMESO, fostering collaborations on migration, ethnic diversity, and labor welfare studies.
