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Leandro Schclarek Mulinari is an Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Social Sciences at Södertörn University, where he has worked since completing his PhD in criminology from Stockholm University in 2020. His research examines intersections of racism, discrimination, safety, and security, particularly focusing on over-policing and under-protection in marginalized communities.
- Education: PhD in Criminology (2020), Stockholm University
His work critically analyzes how racialized security mechanisms perpetuate inequality in Nordic welfare states. Key themes include private-public policing dynamics, state surveillance, and resistance strategies among targeted populations. His publications span empirical studies on security guard violence, theoretical critiques of racial security states, and community-led safety surveys in Stockholm.
Recent studies highlight critical criminology applications to Swedish contexts, including analyses of anti-terrorism measures affecting Muslims and journalistic challenges to Malmö's crime narratives. His 2024 publications address racialized security governance and misdirected policing impacting youth. Despite lacking formal awards, his research receives significant policy attention through reports on the Tidö Agreement's social contract implications.
