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The relationship between immigration and crime patterns in Sweden, including the impact of labor market access and local integration policies on crime rates.
has been driven primarily by and , not by a single factor attributable wholesale to “immigrants,” though many incidents occur in socially disadvantaged areas with high proportions of first- or second‑...
Socio-economic factors — unemployment, poverty, educational attainment, residential segregation and concentrated disadvantage — are widely identified in the literature as the primary drivers of Sweden...