Several new publications with members of the Sociology Department at the John F. Kennedy Institute have recently appeared:

A new article with Sebastian Kohl and Ria Wilken, co-authored with Felix Müller, “Housing Question Old and New: Mapping Crowding, Tenure, Rents and Segregation in the Neighborhoods of Major European Cities around 1900 and Today”, appeared in the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research.

A new article with Sebastian Kohl, co-authored with M. Dahlberg and C. Y. Liang, “Urban Segregation and Economic Inequality in Sweden (1991–2017): A Decomposition Analysis”, appeared in Urban Studies.

A new article with Sebastian Kohl, co-authored with C. Foster, “Competition Law and Varieties of Capitalism in the Long Run: The Evolution of Institutional Complementarity, 1890–2010”, appeared in Governance.

A new article with Sebastian Kohl, co-authored with M. Dahlberg and M. Valeyatheepillay, “Do Initial Neighborhood Characteristics Impact Future Residential Integration of Refugees? Quasi-experimental Evidence from a Swedish Placement Policy”, appeared in the European Sociological Review.

A new article with Sebastian Kohl, co-authored with S. Hadziabdic, “A firm divide? Intrinsic and extrinsic determinants of job outcomes by firm size”, appeared in Small Business Economics.

A new article with Sebastian Kohl, co-authored with M. F. Steinhardt, L. Stella and S. Voss, “Crowding (at) the margins: Investigating the unequal distribution of housing space in Germany”, appeared in Housing Policy Debate.

We also congratulate Nils Röper, who was awarded the Moth Nature Writing Prize 2025 for his prose piece “Lost Range”.