Publications

Delmi's studies are published either as reports or anthologies (with appurtenant policy briefs), or as research overviews. The publications can be found electronically in the menu below, or ordered free of charge through: ju.delmi@regeringskansliet.se.

Independent Policy Brief

2026:11

Intercultural health and crisis communication: lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic

What challenges have there been in reaching people whose first language is not Swedish with information about COVID-19 and vacc...

Independent Policy Brief

2026:10

Policy brief 2026:10 Beyond Formal Integration. Policy Pathways for Belonging and Inclusive Integration

How can immigrants’ social participation be promoted?

Independent Policy Brief

2026:9

Voluntary Returns to Syria: Mapping Return Aspirations and Motivations of Syrians Residing in Sweden and the EU

What is the current state of knowledge regarding the return aspirations and motivations of Syrians in Sweden and the EU?

Independent Policy Brief

2026:8

Becoming a Swedish Citizen: Law and Integration

How has the view of citizenship changed, and what is the link between citizenship and integration?

Report

2026:7

Who are the Swedish Migration Agency’s case officers and decision-makers, and does it matter?

Do the backgrounds of the Swedish Migration Agency’s case officers and decision-makers influence their decisions?

2026:6

Assessment of asylum claims by applicants who invoke sexual orientation and gender identity/expression as grounds for asylum

How are asylum claims relating to sexual orientation and gender identity/expression assessed in practice in Sweden?

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Intercultural health and crisis communication: lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic

Policy brief 2026:10 Beyond Formal Integration. Policy Pathways for Belonging and Inclusive Integration

Voluntary Returns to Syria: Mapping Return Aspirations and Motivations of Syrians Residing in Sweden and the EU

Becoming a Swedish Citizen: Law and Integration

Who are the Swedish Migration Agency’s case officers and decision-makers, and does it matter?

Assessment of asylum claims by applicants who invoke sexual orientation and gender identity/expression as grounds for asylum