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February 8, 2026Research and Reviews in Sustainability0 citationsOpen Access

Sweden’s Gentrification and Its Impact on Public Health

Sweden’s Emerging Gentrification and Public Health Implications: A Viewpoint

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GMGloria Macassa

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This viewpoint discusses gentrification impacts on public health in Sweden, highlighting urban governance challenges.

Key Points

  • This viewpoint examines the emergence of gentrification in Sweden and its implications for public health.
  • Analyzes urban changes in Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö.
  • Identifies the role of state-led redevelopment and housing privatization.
  • Explores the connection between housing conditions and health outcomes.
  • Describes the concept of 'quiet gentrification' impacting low-income communities.
  • Highlights the paradox of welfare institutions contributing to socio-spatial inequalities.
  • Suggests that urban renewal could enhance population health if equity is prioritized.

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Gloria Macassa (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698828850fc35cd7a8848198https://doi.org/10.65582/rss.2026.002
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