Kristoffer Jutvik

Kristoffer Jutvik is an Assistant University Lecturer at Linköping University, affiliated with the Faculty of Philosophy and the Department of Migration, Ethnicity and Society (REMESO). His work bridges academic research with practical policy analysis, focusing on the intersection of migration policy, housing, and social integration.

• Research: Examines post-2016 Swedish migration policy changes and their impact on labor market participation, well-being, and sustainable housing for refugees.
• Teaching: Manages the Social and Cultural Analysis (SKA) bachelor's program and teaches courses on neighborhood dynamics, fieldwork, and integration.
• Collaborations: Works with institutions like the Institute for Housing and Urban Research (Uppsala University) and the Delegation for Migration Studies (Delmi).

Research Themes:
Explores how restrictive migration policies affect refugee flows, housing access, and municipal policy implementation. Key projects include analyzing temporal housing solutions, return grants, and case officer discretion in asylum assessments.

Projects:

• Gatekeepers of the Undesired? (2025): Co-authored systematic review on local housing policies excluding vulnerable groups.
• Precarious Residence? (2025): Study on restrictive policies' psychological impact on migrants.