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Almost Perfekt: How Sweden Works And What We Can Learn From It by David Crouch

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'Engaging' Money Week
'A sharp-eyed account of what makes Sweden modern, resilient and rather different' Professor Jonas Hinnfors

SWEDEN

A country that defies the laws of economic gravity. A land with high wages, strong unions and generous welfare. A dream location for business and a bastion of social responsibility, coming out on top for childcare, equality and quality of life.

WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM IT?

Having lived in Sweden for six years, journalist David Crouch has a unique perspective as an outsider looking in on one of the world's most successful yet divided countries. Based on more than 70 interviews with leading figures in Swedish industry and politics, Almost Perfekt is a journey through Swedish society and what sets it apart from the world today.

Why is Sweden so good for businesses like IKEA, Spotify and Skype?
How will the country become zero carbon by 2045?
And what can we learn about immigration from its ambitious policies?

With political and economic upheaval threatening to pull Europe apart, discover the truth of how Sweden really works.

'If you want to know how Sweden works, this is the book for you' Andrew Brown, Guardian journalist and author

'A great guide to the much-cited but little examined Swedish model and the challenges it now faces' Richard Milne, Financial Times



Everything you ever wanted to know about the almost perfekt country...Sweden

For fans of Stig Abell, Helen Russell and anyone who wants to know how the world really works.



About the Author
British freelance journalist David Crouch moved to Sweden in 2013, settling in Gothenburg on the west coast. Previously, he was a news editor at the Financial Times in London. Now reporting mainly for the Guardian, he also teaches investigative journalism at Gothenburg University. In a previous life, he acquired a D.Phil. in sociology. In another previous life, he was a writer and editor in Moscow.

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An entertainingly informative book about Sweden * The Listener (New Zealand) *



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ISBN 9781788701563
Author David Crouch
Format Paperback
Page Count 304
Imprint BLINK Publishing
Publisher Bonnier Books Ltd
Weight(grams) 342g
Dimensions(mm) 234mm * 153mm * 22mm

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