Malmö as a Site of Superdiversity

This introductory essay locates the discussion of superdiversity in the city of Malmö. It provides information on Malmö's structural diversities, their embedding in political discourses, and their distribution in the city's geography. The essay introduces and discusses the concept of superdiversity in relation to the issue's various contributions and to local conditions in Malmö.

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Current issues in migration research
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2024-11-15
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https://doi.org/10.24834/cimr.2024.1.1810
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Urbanization and City Planning
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Malmö as a Site of Superdiversity

Brigitte Suter, Magdalena Ulceluşe, Måns Lundstedt, Anders Hellström
Current issues in migration research
Urbanization and City Planning
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Malmö as a Site of Superdiversity

Brigitte Suter, Magdalena Ulceluşe, Måns Lundstedt, Anders Hellström
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Abstract

This introductory essay locates the discussion of superdiversity in the city of Malmö. It provides information on Malmö's structural diversities, their embedding in political discourses, and their distribution in the city's geography. The essay introduces and discusses the concept of superdiversity in relation to the issue's various contributions and to local conditions in Malmö.

Current issues in migration researchVol. 1(1)
Malmö University (SE), University of Gothenburg (SE)
Sustainable cities and communities
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Urbanization and City Planning
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