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Irene Molina is a Professor of Human Geography at Uppsala University, focusing on the built environment and settlement. She attained her Licentiate degree in Philosophy in 1986 from the Department of Geography at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, where her thesis examined the implications of the elimination of informal settlements in the Metropolitan Region of Santiago from 1979 to 1984. She earned her Doctorate in Human Geography from the Department of Social & Economic Geography at Uppsala University in 1997, with a dissertation exploring the racialization of cities and ethnic residential segregation in Sweden. She has held the title of Associate Professor at Uppsala University since September 2002 and was appointed to her current professorship in December 2011. Molina's research primarily addresses settlement dynamics and the social and economic factors influencing spatial segregation. Her work is well-regarded in the academic community, contributing valuable insights into the intersection of geography, sociology, and urban studies.
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