Good Sweden, Bad Sweden: The Use and Abuse of Swedish Values in a Post-Truth World
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Good Sweden, Bad Sweden: The Use and Abuse of Swedish Values in a Post-Truth World

by Paul Rapacioli

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Good Sweden, Bad Sweden explores how Swedish values are framed and contested in a post-truth world. Paul Rapacioli examines the contrasting images of Sweden that emerge in public discourse, offering a focused look at the ways national ideals can be used, challenged, and distorted.

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Good Sweden, Bad Sweden examines the idea of Swedish values in a post-truth world.

The book considers how Sweden can be presented in contrasting ways, reflected in its title’s opposition between “good” and “bad” Sweden.

It focuses on the use and abuse of national values in public discussion.

Written by Paul Rapacioli, this work offers a critical perspective on Sweden’s image and the debates surrounding it.

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