Aan de hand van 5782 praktijktesten analyseren we de etnische discriminatie op de woningmarkt van 46 Belgische gemeentes.
New job vacancy for a Phd student on intergenerational social mobility
Interface Demography is looking for a Phd candidate who aims to prepare a doctoral dissertation in Sociology on the topic of intergenerational social mobility,
New publication: Rental discrimination, perceived threat and public attitudes towards immigration and refugees
Although there profound rental discrimination in Belgium, it is not higher in municipalities with more negative attitudes towards migrants and refugees.
Cost-Action on ‘Field experimental data on ethnic discrimination’
Join our initiative to submit a Cost-Action on ‘Field experimental data on ethnic discrimination’
New publication: Everyday racism in social science research
Following a review of the ground-breaking work of Philomena Essed, the main goal of this study is to improve the scientific rigor within research on everyday racism in the human and social sciences.
Preliminary programme of RC21 conference ‘Sensing the City’ now online
Annual conference of the ISA RC 21 will take place online from 14 to 16 July 2021. There will also be a session about discrimination and exclusion on the housing market.
Discriminatie op de huurmarkt van Leuven
Uit een nieuwe studie blijkt dat etnische minderheden, rolstoelgebruikers en blinden met een assistentiehond structureel worden gediscrimineerd op de huurwoningmarkt van Leuven.
New publication: Shiny on the Outside, Rotten on the Inside?
In-depth interviews show that female academics perceive diversity policies of universities as ways to window-dress equality externally, but do not have the expected effects internally.
New job vacancy for a post-doctoral researcher (100%)
We are currently looking for a post-doctoral researcher (100%) with excellent analytical and writing skills to join the Air-BRU project about the impact of Airbnb and other shared short-term rentals in the Brussels Capital Region in Belgium.
Analyse van het antidiscriminatie akkoord van de Vlaamse Regering
Mijn analyse van het antidiscriminatie akkoord van de Vlaamse regering. Met haar keuze voor zelfregulering kiest de regering ervoor om de bal in het kamp van de sectoren en gemeenten te leggen. Hier zijn serieuze risico’s aan verbonden.
