There is a disturbance in the main square. It’s the early ’90s in the southern Swedish city of Malmö, the country’s third-largest, and passers-by complain of groups of young men lurking in the shadows or acting menacingly on the street corner. They’re too old to behave like obstinate teenagers. And it’s too late at night. A meeting is held, social workers are assigned, a project is born…

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