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Carina
Listerborn
Professor
carina.listerborn@mau.se
040-6657315
Faculty of Culture and Society
Department of Urban Studies
- Urban Studies
- Urban Social Geography
- Critical Urban Theory
- Feminist Urban Studies
Presentation
Carina Listerborn, Professor in Urban Planning at the Department of Urban Studies, at Malmö University, has a PhD (2002) from Chalmers University on urban safety discourses from a feminist perspective. Most recent research focusing on intersectional perspectives on smart housing developments.
Research
Listerborn's research fields are urban social geography, critical urban theory and feminist urban studies.
- She is part of the strong research environment CRUSH – Critical Urban Sustainability Hub which is a national research network who put the housing question in the centre of sustainability issues and ICCAN - International Collaborative for the Critical Analysis of Neoliberalism.
- She has previously done research on urban conflicts, violence and uprisings, neo-liberal planning, and right now she is finishing a book on “housing from below” and housing inequalities.
Publications
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2020 | Chapter in book
Conclusion: housing displacement
Maria Persdotter, Guy Baeten, Carina Listerborn, Emil Pull
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2020 | Chapter in book
Introduction: housing displacement
Emil Pull, Guy Baeten, Carina Listerborn, Maria Persdotter
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2020 | Chapter in book
Keeping Out the Poor
Guy Baeten, Carina Listerborn
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2020 | Collection (editor)
Housing Displacement
Guy Baeten, Carina Listerborn, Maria Persdotter, Emil Pull
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2020 | Article in journal
Claiming the right to dignity
Carina Listerborn, Irene Molina, Åse Richard
Research Projects
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Research project
Financialization of everyday life in Sweden. Intersectional perspectives on housing and labor precarity
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Research project
Consumption, everyday racism and everyday resistance
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Research project
Norra Sorgenfri planned, populated and problematised: the role of social sustainability in urban renewal
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Research project
Smart Housing Development: A Critical Exploration through an intersectional approach