Rebecka Söderberg is a postdoctoral researcher at the Royal Danish Academy – Institute of Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape, and a part-time external lecturer at the University of Copenhagen, SAXO Institute, European Ethnology. Her research is situated at the intersection of housing, urban and migration studies and focuses on how processes of urban renewal are entangled with racial discourses and neoliberal objectives.
Publications
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Consequences of the Parallel Society Legislation on Affected… | chapter | 2025 |
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Displacing Diversity : How Social Mix Interventions are… | thesis | 2024 |
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Multiscalar Un-homing : Residents’ Experiences of Interventions for… | article-journal | 2024 |
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”S-förslagen tränger bort de utsatta” | article-newspaper | 2024 |
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‘This is not a ghetto’ : Residents’ resistance… | article-journal | 2024 |
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Ghettoloven påstås at forbedre integrationen, men fører til… | article-newspaper | 2023 |
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Migration, place-making and the rescaling of urban space | article-journal | 2023 |
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’We are like butterflies’ : Children’s lived experiences… | article-journal | 2023 |
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Governing urban diversity through myths of national sameness… | article-journal | 2022 |
Research Themes
The housing crisis has emerged as one of the most pressing societal challenges in recent decades. Global organizations—including the UN, the World Economic Forum, the World Bank, and the IMF—along with national policymakers, housing experts, and researchers, widely acknowledge the severity of this crisis. Rapidly growing regions face acute housing shortages, soaring costs, rising homelessness,…