Why are schools segregated?

Bas van der Klaauw interviewed by Tim Phillips, 22 March 2019

Our cities are diverse, but often the schools in these cities are less so. Bas van der Klaauw of VU University Amsterdam tells Tim Phillips that it is not necessarily where we live that creates school segregation.

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Topics:  Education Europe's nations and regions Institutions and economics

Tags:  schools, residential segregation, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Bas van der Klaauw

Professor at the Department of Economics, VU University Amsterdam

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