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Martin Lundsteen

Ramón y Cajal Senior Research Fellow, University of Barcelona

Universitat de Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain

Social anthropologist at the University of Barcelona working on urban b/ordering, migration, Islamophobia, racial capitalism, housing, public space and algorithmic governance. Seeking strong MSCA-DN collaborations as beneficiary and supervisor.

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At the University of Barcelona, we take pride in being one of Europe’s foremost research institutions, known for academic excellence, innovation, and social impact. Our vibrant academic community fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, preparing students and researchers to address global challenges with creativity and rigor. We are deeply committed to advancing knowledge across fields, from science and technology to the humanities and social sciences, while building strong partnerships with industry, public institutions, and society. Through cutting-edge research, quality education, and active community engagement, we work every day to shape a more informed, sustainable, and inclusive future.
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Skills

  • ethnography
  • qualitative methods
  • urban anthropology
  • migration & border studies
  • racialisation
  • Islamophobia
  • racial capitalism
  • housing & urban planning
  • public space
  • policing
  • algorithmic governance
  • comparative research
  • policy analysis

Interests

  • Urban b/ordering
  • migration and borders
  • Islamophobia
  • racial capitalism
  • urban inequality
  • comparative urban research
  • institutional discrimination
  • displacement
  • citizenship
  • AI and algorithmic governance
  • policing
  • public space
  • housing and planning

Marketplace (2)

  • Project cooperation

    Seeking to join MSCA Doctoral Network 2026 as UB beneficiary

    Seeking to join a strong MSCA Doctoral Network 2026 as a University of Barcelona beneficiary and supervisor, with potential contributions in urban governance, migration, Islamophobia, racial capitalism and algorithmic governance.

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    Martin Lundsteen

    Ramón y Cajal Senior Research Fellow, University of Barcelona at Universitat de Barcelona

    Barcelona, Spain