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**Unfree Labor and the Far-Right Nexus: A Study on Migrant Precarity in Sweden**

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This study examines how Sweden’s labor and migration policies intersect with far-right political agendas to produce what the authors call “unfree labor.” Researchers analyzed state regulations that create heightened precarity and legal vulnerability for labor migrants, finding these conditions are directly exploited by far-right parties to advance anti-immigration narratives. For a world citizen and retired public servant who values social equity, this research provides a concrete framework for understanding how governance and political ideology can combine to create systems of exploitation, offering a critical lens through which to view similar dynamics in the United States.

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