Abstract Bachelor thesis in Political Science by Sofia Weilander spring term 2018 Supervisor: David Scott The aim of this study is to analyze how sexual harassment and violence have been  represented as problems by  the metoo movement and the following political response in Sweden. The method and the theoretical frame in this study is based on Carol Lee Bacchi's approach ”Whats the problem represented to be?” The study is based on a poststructuralist position and aims to demonstrate how sexual harrasement and gender equality is problematized trough the metoo-movement. The findings is that the problematization started as a power critical problematizion of gender. This problematization is  characterized by women  witnessing about sexual  harassment and violence by men in power positions.  In the following political  response, this power critical  problematization is replaced  by a problematization that  stresses that sexual  harassment is an educational  problem, meaning that this  problem can be overcome  through education.  The results  are also interpreted as signs of neoliberal influence in public discourse.