Latest news from the Institute.
IUR member Myrto Dagkouli-Kyriakoglou, with Dimitris Pettas and Athina Arampatzi, just published a new article in Housing Studies titled “LGBTQ+ housing vulnerability in Greece: intersectionality, coping strategies and, the role of solidarity networks”.
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Lorena Melgaco’s new book is out! “Digital Peripheries: Internet and Socio-Spatial Practices in the Rurban” published by Rowman and Littlefield.
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This international workshop explores the “urbanization” of Chinese investments worldwide by gathering both established and early-career scholars who have been analyzing the topic in different regions of the world. By looking at several locations and projects, the workshop will open a comparative perspective on the multiple ways in which China’s economic and financial expansion is globally enacted, and it will discuss how researchers can think of the methodological strategies that may best help the navigation of these complex physical and intellectual geographies.
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IUR member Mathilda Rosengren has published a paper in SPOOL titled “Urban Space and Everyday Adaptations Rethinking commons, co-living, and activism for the Anthropocene City”.
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Brown Bag Seminar Jennie Gustafsson – “They had already sold”: Uncovering Relations among the Local State, the Market and the Public in the Case of Municipal Housing Privatization, in Rosengård, Sweden. This seminar is part of the IUR Brown Bag Seminar Series; check out the rest of the program here. If you would like to participate […]
Brown Bag Seminar Alexander Kalyukin – TBC This seminar is part of the IUR Brown Bag Seminar Series, check out the rest of the program. If you would like to participate in the webinar, please contact Defne Kadioglu to obtain the Zoom link.
Brown Bag Seminar Defne Kadioglu – TBC This seminar is part of the IUR Brown Bag Seminar Series; check out the rest of the program. If you would like to participate digitally, please contact Defne Kadioglu to get the Zoom link.
Brown Bag Seminar Nazem Tahvilzade – Class and the city: how class analysis can enrich urban theory. This seminar is part of the IUR Brown Bag Seminar Series; check out the rest of the program here. If you would like to participate digitally, please contact Defne Kadioglu to get the Zoom link.
The Institute for Urban Research is a university-wide research centre that brings together all urban research at Malmö University.
Seeking to shape a collective identity for urban research at Malmö University, the IUR aims to create a research environment that clearly meets urban challenges across the globe.
The IUR is open to all research within the broad field of urban studies but has a specific focus on seven themes: housing and urban renewal, urban economics, mobilities, urban ecology, migration, social sustainability and smart cities.
