Publications
IBF's research results are presented in various types of publications, primarily in scientific articles, books, chapters in anthologies, and reports.
IBF also owns and co-owns two scientific journals in the field of housing research: Housing, Theory and Society and International Journal of Housing Policy. Within Uppsala University Press, IBF has launched the series Uppsala Housing and Urban Studies.
Search publications
All of IBF's publications are collected in the database DiVA (Academic Archive Online).
Newly published books
Det stora Jernsystemet.
Arbete och hushållning i 1700-talets Dannemora bergslag.
Book
Author: Göran Rydén
Publisher: Apell
IBF 30 år. Forskning, samverkan och samhällsnytta.
Jubilee Collection
Editors: Nils Hertting, Camilla Scheinert, Susanne Urban and Ulrika Wahlberg.
Kris i bostadsfrågan. För en solidarisk bostadspolitik
Book
Authors: Timothy Blackwell, Ståle Holgersen, Dominika Polanska, Åse Richard, Hannes Rolf och Maria Wallstam.
Publisher: Daidalos
Research handbook on Urban Sociology
Collection
Editor: Miguel A. Martínez
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Att lägga marknaden till rätta. Om rätten till bostad i svensk politik.
Book
Author: Bo Bengtsson
Publisher: Premiss
The Price is Wrong
Book
Author: Brett Christophers
Publisher: Verso
Newly published scientific articles
Part of Cities, 2026
Article in journal
- DOI for Upper-secondary school segregation in stockholm metropolitan area: The relationship between commuting distance and school characteristics
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Part of SSM - Population Health, 2025
Article in journal
- DOI for Neighborhood income inequality, maternal relative deprivation and neonatal health in Sweden: A cross-sectional study using individually defined multi-scale contexts
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Workplace segregation and the labour market performance of immigrants
Part of Labour Economics, 2025
Article in journal
- DOI for Workplace segregation and the labour market performance of immigrants
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Mind the Tap: How Volumetric Pricing Affects Residential Hot Water Consumption
Part of Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, p. 389-426, 2025
Article in journal
Preventing, curing, mitigating: Anti-segregation policies in urban Finland
Part of Cities, 2025
Article in journal
- DOI for Preventing, curing, mitigating: Anti-segregation policies in urban Finland
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