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Moa Tunström is a Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at Karlstad University. Her work focuses on urban planning, social sustainability, and policy analysis with an emphasis on Nordic urban contexts. She has contributed to understanding segregation, affordable housing challenges, and evolving urban ideals through interdisciplinary research.
Her research interests include the interplay between urban policy and societal outcomes, with particular attention to equity, spatial justice, and participatory governance. Notable themes in her work are the transformation of urban ideals over time, barriers to social inclusion, and the role of dialogue in planning processes.
Tunström's publications analyze Nordic urban issues, such as housing affordability, segregation patterns, and the repackaging of welfare state models into urban policies. She critiques postpolitical discourse in Swedish urban planning and explores how planning education shapes future professionals' identities.
Her work often integrates historical perspectives with contemporary challenges, offering frameworks for evaluating policy efficacy and fostering socially sustainable cities. She collaborates with researchers across disciplines and Nordic countries, contributing to policy-oriented research initiatives.
