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Mary Matheney, Rose Summers,
Christopher Williams, Khalid Alahmdi,
Jared Ridgeway
Quick Facts
• Appx. 10 Million Population
• Capital is Stockholm
• 85% pop. live in cities
• 450, 295 Square Kilometers
• Largest Nordic Country
• Slightly bigger than California
• Appx. 101,000 Lakes
• Low-Level Mountains/Hills
• Cold
Government Overview
• Established Monarchy under 1809 Constitution
• Remained in effect till 1975
• Sweden is now a Parliamentary Democracy State
• Public Power emanates from the people
• Their parliament is called the Riksdag.
• Riksdag holds Legislative Powers amending new laws
• To amend a law, parliament must pass the amendment twice
• These laws take precedent over all decrees
• Laws must not violate Constitution
Government Elections
• 349 members of Riksdag
• Unicameral chamber
• Must be 18 to vote
• Must get 4% to be represented
• Riksdag appoints Prime Minister
• Prime Minister appoints Cabinet Minister
• PM represents largest party
• High Voter turnout federally, smaller in local elections
• 2014, 86% voted in Riksdag elections thanks to PR system.
Government Parties
• Social Democratic Party 113/349
• Moderate Party 84/349
• Sweden Party 47/349
• Green Party 25/349
• Centre Party 22/349
• Left Party 21/349
• Liberals Party 19/349
• Christian Democrats 16/349
• Below 4% threshold: Feminist Initiative (3.12%) and Pirate Party
(0.43%)
Party Focus
• Social Democrats: Center-Left, social welfare (education, healthcare)
• Moderates: Center/Center-Right, lower taxes, economic liberalism
• Sweden Democrats: Far-Right, immigration, national identity
• Green Party: Enviormentalism, Climate Change
• Centre Party: economy, environment, and integration
• Left Party: jobs, welfare, gender equality, Anti-EU
• Liberals: Eduation, joining NATO
• Christian Democrats: Stable Familiy Life, elder care, childcare, regulation of
companies, lower taxes
• Feminist Party: equal rights regardless of sex, age, disability, race, religion,
ethnicity
• Pirate Party: Freedom from Oppression and censorship
Dominant Parties
Social Democratic Party
– Leader: Stefan Löfven
– Position: Center-Left
– 2014/2018: 31%/26%
Moderate Party
– Anna Kinberg Batra
– Center
– 23.3%/21.9%
Sweden Democrats
– Jimmie Åkesson
– Far Right-Wing
– 12.9%/18.7%
Economy
• $511 Billion GDP
• $51,600 GDP Per Capita
• 7.1% Unemployment
• 4% GDP Growth 2017
• Timber, Hydropower, Iron Ore
• Cars, Medicine, Telecommunications
• Mixed Economy (Nordic Model)
• Welfare State (High Taxes)
• Housing reform, Income Inequality, and
low-skilled immigrants
Immigration
• 53% Biggest Issue
• 13% Victims of Crime
• 2.5 more likely of Immigration
• 61 Areas marred by crime
• 23 Particularly vunerable
• No ‘No Go’ Zones
• Budget Surplus till 2020
• 140,000 Muslims (1.5%)
• Sexual Assault Laws
• 17 Killed w/ Firearms 2011
• 33 Killed w/ Firearms 2015
• 2 Terrorist attacks
European Union
• 65% Swedish Approval
• 22% Wish to leave
• 53% Approve of having a “Swexit” vote
• 78% Disapprove of Immigration policies
• 84% Support Swedish Economy
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Chris Williams
There are three dominant parties in Sweden, the Social Democratic Party (Center-Left),
the Moderate Party, and the Sweden Party. The Social Democrats, which holds 113 of the 349
seats of the Swedish Riksdag, are a center-left party who focus on the welfare state that does
with government funding of healthcare, education, infrastructure, etc., in order to keep the
necessities of their citizens. The Moderate Party, which holds 84 seats, is a centrist party that is
in agreement with some of the government funding, such as healthcare but not so much
education, and leans more right on social issues like immigration. The Sweden Democrats,
which holds 29 seats, are a fast rising, far right-wing party (ipfs). They focus on issues like
being tough on immigration, “keeping Sweden, Swedish”, and support Brexit. They want their
own version called “Swexit” (Gutteridge). According to projections in the 2018 election, the
Sweden Party will overtake the Moderate Party as the second biggest party, but these three
standout above the rest.
Sweden’s economy is currently doing well right now. The OECD (Organization for
Economic Co-operation and Development) praises Sweden for its downward trending
unemployment and higher rising standard of living. “The high share of people with a good job,
combined with its strong system of social protection, makes Sweden a model of inclusive
growth,” (OECD). However, Sweden does face some economic problems. Sweden must
address housing market reform, increased inequality, and low-skilled immigration workers
unable to translate to working professions. Immigration is viewed as the most important issues
to the Swedish people at 53%, while education is second at 29% (Sveriges). However, Swedish
people seem to favor the EU with 84% supporting the economic situation in their country, 65%
with a favorable view of the EU, and only 22% support leaving the EU. However, 53% support
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voting on “Swexit” and 78% disagree with the way the EU is handling immigration. Religion is
not a big part of issues or politics in Sweden. 62% of Swedes are members of the Church of
Sweden but only 29% of Swedes actually report as being religious (Sweden Institute).
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Citations:
Swedish general election, 2018,
ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXoypizjW3WknFiJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco/wiki/Swedi
sh_general_election%2C_2018.html.
Correspondent, Nick Gutteridge Brussels. “‘Swexit is COMING’ Swedish MEP says his country
is ready to follow Britain and quit the EU.” Express.co.uk, Express.co.uk, 1 Apr. 2017,
www.express.co.uk/news/politics/786371/European-Union-Sweden-follow-Britain-outEU-MEP-Peter-Lundgren.
“Economy, Sweden’s economy is resilient and growing strongly, but must address rising
challenges.” Sweden’s economy is resilient and growing strongly, but must address rising
challenges – OECD, www.oecd.org/economy/sweden-s-economy-is-resilient-andgrowing-strongly-but-must-address-rising-challenges.htm.
Radio, Sveriges. “Immigration top issue for Swedes: report – Radio Sweden.” Radio Sweden |
Sveriges Radio, sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2054&artikel=6414486.
Local, The. “Swedes’ love for EU grows stronger after Brexit vote.” The Local, The Local, 20
June 2017, www.thelocal.se/20170620/swedes-love-for-eu-grows-stronger-after-brexitvote.
“Religion in Sweden.” Sweden.se, 11 Apr. 2017, sweden.se/society/10-fundamentals-of-religionin-sweden/.
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