Multiple dimensions of residential segregation. The case of the metropolitan area of Amsterdam

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RT @Dmanting: Over residentiële segregatie van beroepsgroepen als #bouw, #creatievesector of @onderwijs in A’damse wijken. @FMG_UvA @Willem…

RT @WillemBoterman: New paper out in ⁦@urbgeog⁩ : Multiple dimensions of residential segregation arguing that #cultural capital is more imp…

RT @WillemBoterman: New paper out in ⁦@urbgeog⁩ : Multiple dimensions of residential segregation arguing that #cultural capital is more imp…

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