Antirasismer och antirasister

Karin Krifors is a researcher at REMESO, Linköping University and she explores geographies and social relations of race, gender and labour from the perspective of changing capitalist processes, such as supply chains and logistics. Other research areas concern border control and effects of the increased use of algorithmic and biometric tools and rationalities on migrant groups.

Diana Mulinari is an anti-racist feminist scholar born in Argentina but based in Sweden. Diana is currently professor of gender studies at Lund University. Research interests include how gender and sexuality, class and ”race”/ethnicity do the social and make the political at the cross-roads of personal lives, diverse forms of belonging, and national and transnational institutions.

Anders Neergaard is a Professor of Sociology at REMESO, Linköping University, Sweden. Neergaard’s research focuses on power, inequality, resistance, solidarities and social movements, linked to racism and anti-racism, class, and gender. Recent co-written publications include Trade unions negotiating the Swedish model: Racial capitalism, whiteness and the invisibility of race. Race & Class (2023); The Swedish Racial Welfare Regime in Transition, Springer (2022); Why are care workers from the global south disadvantaged? ERS (2020); Crisis of Solidarity? Changing Welfare and Migration Regimes in Sweden, Critical Sociology (2019); Theorising racism: exploring the Swedish racial regime, NJMR (2017); Reimagineering the Nation: Crisis and Social Transformation in 21st Century Sweden, Peter Lang (2017).