Chapter 9 Aggregating like a state: discriminatory data practices of legislated ghettoization in Denmark
Laura Na Blankholm
Andy Lautrup
Katja Sara Pape de Neergaard
Caroline Anna Salling
Note: We have used authors’ last name as guiding principle for order of authors. This order does not reflect the amount of contribution to the piece, which has been based on the principle of equal contribution.
1 Introduction
The residents in the social housing area of Mjølnerparken, Copenhagen, Denmark, have invited politicians to a panel debate in the context of the upcoming general election. It is the autumn of 2022, but despite the cold weather the meeting will take place in an outdoor tent because the residents’ community house was demolished. ...
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