BAM - becoming a minority

The BaM project will look at the lives of people without a migration background living in ethnically diverse neighborhoods where everybody belongs to a minority now. In a city like Amsterdam, today only one in three youngsters under the age of fifteen has two parents born in the Netherlands. This situation, where everybody belongs to a minority, is referred to as a majority-minority context. This situation is becoming more and more common in many neighborhoods of large Western European cities. For example, in 40% of the neighborhoods of Amsterdam, people of Dutch descent are now a numerical minority.

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Researched cities Amsterdam, The Netherlands Antwerp, Belgium Hamburg, Germany Malmö, Sweden Rotterdam, The Netherlands Vienna, Austria