| Aihe / Topic |
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Self-segregation as a driver for spatial polarisation
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| Kuvaus / Description |
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The prevention of spatial segregation is a goal in urban policies for example in Finland. But to which extent is this a feasible goal? Why do different citizen groups (with immigrant background/different class status/ life-stages/other) voluntarily or involuntarily self-segregate? Social and functional segregation is institutionalized through the property market, which to a great extent defines where and how we can (afford to) live (eg. Madanipour 2020). Is there a discrepancy between the stated goals of policy-makers, and the practices and discourses of different citizens groups? |
| Toivottu aloitusaika / Preferred time of beginning |
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14/02/2024 |
| Mahdollisuus harjoitteluun / Internship Opportunity |
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Ei / no |
| Mahdollisuus palkkion tai palkan maksuun / Possibility to pay a fee or salary |
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Ei / no |
| Ilmoituksen viimeinen voimassaolo / The topic offer is valid till |
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12/02/2025 |
| Opiskelualat / Field of Studies |
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architecture, landscape architecture, urban studies, geography, sociology |
| Organisaatio / Organization |
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Aalto University |
| Yhteyshenkilö / Contact Person |
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Johanna Lilius |
| Sähköposti / Email |
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johanna.lilius@aalto.fi |