W/ @svidal.bsky.social, Riccardo Valente & Maria Brandén, we use regression-with-residuals to model moving and area deprivation jointly across the life course. Among other things, we find that living in poorer areas hurt most when families also move. OA in SF: doi.org/10.1093/sf/soag125

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Happy to share two (!) new papers on neighbourhood disadvantage, residential mobility and inequality! 🎉 Where you grow up matters, but for how long, and when? Following Swedish children into adulthood, we show that moving compounds the effects of how long and when children live in poorer areas. 🧵

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I have a new job! ⭐️ I am now a senior lecturer in Human Geography at Örebro University. But also continuing as a researcher at Stockholm University.

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The national racial income gap has changed relatively little, but its geography has shifted considerably. ISR’s @robertmanduca.bsky.social finds disparities narrowed across much of the South while widening in parts of the Northeast and Midwest.

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Using administrative microdata for the entire Dutch population, from 2011 to 2024, we could calculate: 1️⃣ The share of social housing in every municipality 2️⃣ How spatially clustered social housing was in every city 3️⃣ The socio-economic profile of social tenants (the degree of "residualization")

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