“Both Mixed and Segregated”: Fieldwork Portraits on Living with Diversity from Sofielund, Malmö

This empirical piece on the neighbourhood of Sofielund in Malmö showcases different experiences of living in a diverse neighborhood and provides insights into how mixity (interaction across diversities) and segregation (no interaction across diversities) can coincide.

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Current issues in migration research
Published
2024-11-15
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https://doi.org/10.24834/cimr.2024.1.1809
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Social and Educational Sciences
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“Both Mixed and Segregated”: Fieldwork Portraits on Living with Diversity from Sofielund, Malmö

Tina Gudrun Jensen
Current issues in migration research
Social and Educational Sciences
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“Both Mixed and Segregated”: Fieldwork Portraits on Living with Diversity from Sofielund, Malmö

Tina Gudrun Jensen
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Abstract

This empirical piece on the neighbourhood of Sofielund in Malmö showcases different experiences of living in a diverse neighborhood and provides insights into how mixity (interaction across diversities) and segregation (no interaction across diversities) can coincide.

Current issues in migration researchVol. 1(1)
Malmö University (SE)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Social and Educational Sciences
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