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Nedzad Mesic is an Associate Professor at Linköping University, where his research interests are multi-disciplinary with a focus on migration, pedagogical work, and social inclusion. He has conducted significant research into citizenship, labor rights, and collective action within these fields. Mesic's ongoing projects include studies on biometrics in EU migration management and the language education of newly arrived migrants, both funded by the Swedish Research Council. His doctoral dissertation, entitled "Negotiating Solidarity: Collective Actions of Precarious Migrant Workers’ Rights in Sweden," explores the experiences of marginalized workers within the labor market and highlights their struggles and collective efforts to improve their conditions. In addition to his research, Mesic teaches various courses at the university, particularly in the fields of education and social cultural analysis. He is involved in training future teachers and has supervised numerous thesis projects, focusing on critical social processes and the role of identity in education. His commitment to academia is further demonstrated through his active engagement with local work environments and his efforts to make the realities of precarious migrant work visible in public discussions.
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