Leandro Schclarek Mulinari
Biographic Data
| ID | 940736 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leandro Schclarek Mulinari |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leandro Schclarek |
| FAMILY NAME | Mulinari |
| SIGNATURE | MULINARI L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stockholm University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8439-1701 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Criminalizing Style: Aesthetic Injustice and Racial Profiling in Sweden
This contribution extends the understanding of the punitive turn that Swedish politics on crime and punishment is taking by exploring the discursive impact of the visitation zone reform, a measure that allows the police to lower their discretionary standards during certain times in designated areas to ‘risk profile’. Based on ten focus group interviews with 51 participants from a racialized working-class area, the analytical focus is on the relat…
Sweden's race to the bottom: Advancing a Racial Security State
This article provides a close reading of the Swedish prime minister's speech to the nation in September 2023 during a spiral of deadly shootings. From a criminological perspective it engages with the relation between policing a crisis and the crafting of a state project. Sweden's punitive turn stands in sharp contrast to the previous 'Nordic model' which was regarded as exceptionally humane. What, asks the author, are the main ideological feature…
Violent encounters with private security guards in Sweden: Mapping the juncture between public and private policing
The aim with this article is to expand the understanding of current forms of professional arrangements that regulate coercive policing practices at the street level. The empirical material consists of in-depth interviews with individuals who have had violent encounters with security guards. Departing from experiences of being brutalised, the study engages with the moment when the police enter the narratives. The analysis highlights that the polic…
Racial profiling in the racial welfare state: Examining the order of policing in the Nordic region
This article builds on two interview studies on racial profiling conducted in Finland and Sweden. It examines policing practices in order to elaborate on the understanding of what we define as the ‘racial welfare state’. The analysis draws attention to the ways that bordering practices reproduce racial orders, within and beyond the nation-state. The embeddedness of the Nordic region in the western sphere, with its colonial legacies, is highlighte…
Samhällsvetenskapliga perspektiv på Black Lives Matter
Sociologisk Forskning bad tre samhällsvetenskapliga forskare, verksamma i Sverige och USA, att svara på några frågor om rörelseprotesterna under parollen Black Lives Matter (BLM), antisvart rasism och dödligt polisvåld mot svarta människor. Deras svar grundar sig i egen och andras forskning inom områden som relationen mellan rasifiering och kriminalisering, postkoloniala perspektiv och kritisk kriminologi, erfarenheter av polisiär kontroll bland …
The Spectrum of Repression: Swedish Muslims’ Experiences of Anti-terrorism Measures
In this qualitative study, I examine, through the lens of repression, Swedish Muslims’ experiences of being targeted by authorities in the latter’s attempts to prevent terrorism. In an effort to comprehend the full force of this repression—as coercion in its physical and violent sense, but also in its more subtle and consensual forms—I interweave various Marxist and postcolonial perspectives. The study discusses internal aspects of repression, as…
Ni är inte välkomna i vårt fina Malmö”: Premisser för samhällsgemenskap i kamp mot organiserad brottslighet
”You are not welcome in our lovely Malmo”: Conditions for belonging in mobilization against organized crime Several murders occurred in the Swedish city of Malmö between 2011 and 2012. Against this backdrop, the municipality and the police initiate a public campaign. The aim is to mobilize the city’s population against organized crime. In this study the ideology of the initiative is analysed. It is argued that the representation of organized crim…
Racial profiling in the racial welfare state: Examining the order of policing in the Nordic region
This article builds on two interview studies on racial profiling conducted in Finland and Sweden. It examines policing practices in order to elaborate on the understanding of what we define as the ‘racial welfare state’. The analysis draws attention to the ways that bordering practices reproduce racial orders, within and beyond the nation-state. The embeddedness of the Nordic region in the western sphere, with its colonial legacies, is highlighte…
Sweden's race to the bottom: Advancing a Racial Security State
This article provides a close reading of the Swedish prime minister's speech to the nation in September 2023 during a spiral of deadly shootings. From a criminological perspective it engages with the relation between policing a crisis and the crafting of a state project. Sweden's punitive turn stands in sharp contrast to the previous 'Nordic model' which was regarded as exceptionally humane. What, asks the author, are the main ideological feature…
The Spectrum of Repression: Swedish Muslims’ Experiences of Anti-terrorism Measures
In this qualitative study, I examine, through the lens of repression, Swedish Muslims’ experiences of being targeted by authorities in the latter’s attempts to prevent terrorism. In an effort to comprehend the full force of this repression—as coercion in its physical and violent sense, but also in its more subtle and consensual forms—I interweave various Marxist and postcolonial perspectives. The study discusses internal aspects of repression, as…
Ni är inte välkomna i vårt fina Malmö”: Premisser för samhällsgemenskap i kamp mot organiserad brottslighet
”You are not welcome in our lovely Malmo”: Conditions for belonging in mobilization against organized crime Several murders occurred in the Swedish city of Malmö between 2011 and 2012. Against this backdrop, the municipality and the police initiate a public campaign. The aim is to mobilize the city’s population against organized crime. In this study the ideology of the initiative is analysed. It is argued that the representation of organized crim…
Ni är inte välkomna i vårt fina Malmö”: Premisser för samhällsgemenskap i kamp mot organiserad brottslighet
”You are not welcome in our lovely Malmo”: Conditions for belonging in mobilization against organized crime Several murders occurred in the Swedish city of Malmö between 2011 and 2012. Against this backdrop, the municipality and the police initiate a public campaign. The aim is to mobilize the city’s population against organized crime. In this study the ideology of the initiative is analysed. It is argued that the representation of organized crim…
The Spectrum of Repression: Swedish Muslims’ Experiences of Anti-terrorism Measures
In this qualitative study, I examine, through the lens of repression, Swedish Muslims’ experiences of being targeted by authorities in the latter’s attempts to prevent terrorism. In an effort to comprehend the full force of this repression—as coercion in its physical and violent sense, but also in its more subtle and consensual forms—I interweave various Marxist and postcolonial perspectives. The study discusses internal aspects of repression, as…
Racial profiling in the racial welfare state: Examining the order of policing in the Nordic region
This article builds on two interview studies on racial profiling conducted in Finland and Sweden. It examines policing practices in order to elaborate on the understanding of what we define as the ‘racial welfare state’. The analysis draws attention to the ways that bordering practices reproduce racial orders, within and beyond the nation-state. The embeddedness of the Nordic region in the western sphere, with its colonial legacies, is highlighte…
Samhällsvetenskapliga perspektiv på Black Lives Matter
Sociologisk Forskning bad tre samhällsvetenskapliga forskare, verksamma i Sverige och USA, att svara på några frågor om rörelseprotesterna under parollen Black Lives Matter (BLM), antisvart rasism och dödligt polisvåld mot svarta människor. Deras svar grundar sig i egen och andras forskning inom områden som relationen mellan rasifiering och kriminalisering, postkoloniala perspektiv och kritisk kriminologi, erfarenheter av polisiär kontroll bland …
Violent encounters with private security guards in Sweden: Mapping the juncture between public and private policing
The aim with this article is to expand the understanding of current forms of professional arrangements that regulate coercive policing practices at the street level. The empirical material consists of in-depth interviews with individuals who have had violent encounters with security guards. Departing from experiences of being brutalised, the study engages with the moment when the police enter the narratives. The analysis highlights that the polic…
Sweden's race to the bottom: Advancing a Racial Security State
This article provides a close reading of the Swedish prime minister's speech to the nation in September 2023 during a spiral of deadly shootings. From a criminological perspective it engages with the relation between policing a crisis and the crafting of a state project. Sweden's punitive turn stands in sharp contrast to the previous 'Nordic model' which was regarded as exceptionally humane. What, asks the author, are the main ideological feature…
Criminalizing Style: Aesthetic Injustice and Racial Profiling in Sweden
This contribution extends the understanding of the punitive turn that Swedish politics on crime and punishment is taking by exploring the discursive impact of the visitation zone reform, a measure that allows the police to lower their discretionary standards during certain times in designated areas to ‘risk profile’. Based on ten focus group interviews with 51 participants from a racialized working-class area, the analytical focus is on the relat…
Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Criminology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works)