The nexus of the built environment, organizational legitimacy, and social networks 2
themegroup

The Spatial Segregation of Neighborhood Organizations and Entrepreneurs: Connecting Urban Inequality to the Built Environment

Year Group 2023/24

Members of this NIAS-Lorentz Theme Group aim to gain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms underlying the relationship between the built environment, social processes, and organizations.

About the topic

Local organizations and entrepreneurs play a crucial role in urban neighborhoods, connecting and empowering residents by providing resources and access to various aspects of urban life. Integrating the built environment into our understanding of organizations/entrepreneurs in the geo-social landscape is an underexplored area, despite its potential to directly influence social connectivity.

Through an integrated interdisciplinary approach, the NIAS-Lorenz theme group aims to gain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms underlying the relationship between the built environment, social processes, and neighborhood organizations/entrepreneurs. Amsterdam provides the ideal setting for this research, considering its demographic context and data availability.

About the NIAS-Lorentz Program

A NIAS-Lorentz Theme Group (NLTG) is an international group of three researchers, who do cutting-edge research that bridges the divide between the humanities and/or social sciences and the natural and/or technological sciences. It is part of the NIAS-Lorentz Program, stimulating interdisciplinary research.

Themegroup participants

  • Floris Vermeulen 1

    Vermeulen, Floris

    Year Group 2023/24 Disciplines: Political Science
  • Laura Dupin

    Dupin, Laura

    Year Group 2023/24 Disciplines: Management - Business
  • Mingshu Wang

    Wang, Mingshu

    Year Group 2023/24 Disciplines: Geospatial Data Science

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