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Martin Klinthäll is an Associate Professor and Head of Division of Culture, Society, Design and Media (KSFM) at Linköping University, Sweden. He holds affiliations with the Department of Culture and Society (IKOS) and the Centre for Local Government Studies (CKS). His research focuses on migration, labor market integration, and health-related integration outcomes, with a particular emphasis on migrant entrepreneurship and demographic trends. Klinthäll leads interdisciplinary projects such as 'Entrepreneurship among people with migrant backgrounds' and explores topics like self-employment in later life, structural labor market changes, and the role of social networks in integration.
His work bridges economic history and sociology, analyzing big data to address questions about migration’s socioeconomic impacts. Notable contributions include studies on repatriation, temporary migration, and the effects of early life conditions on health. He also investigates municipal policies, particularly housing strategies and sustainable development initiatives.
Research projects include 'Competence and Contacts: Social Relations in Youth Labor Market Entry', 'Migration, Integration and Health', and 'Structural Change and Household Income Patterns in Taiwan'. Klinthäll’s publications span academic journals and edited volumes, addressing themes from third-age entrepreneurship to ethnic networks in segregated urban spaces.
As Head of Division, he oversees REMESO (Research on Migration, Ethnicity and Society), which examines transnational migration, citizenship, and welfare dynamics. His academic contributions align with Linköping University’s focus on societal challenges through innovative research and policy analysis.
