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I joined MMU in June 2018 as a Senior Researcher on the ESRC funded project Understanding Inequalities (UI) which examined the causes and consequences of inequalities in Scottish society and beyond. In April 2021 I was awarded an ESRC ADR UK fellowship to carry out reseach on the extent and drivers of Ethnic Inequalities in the Criminal Justice System. The research draws on Crown Court and Magistrates’ Court datasets created through the Data First (DF) programme led by the Ministry of Justice, to generate new evidence about the experiences and outcomes of ethnic minority groups in the court system; the relative importance of compositional (defendant, case, and court) factors in explaining ethnic differentials in court outcomes at different stages of the CJS; and make recommendations about ways of effectively addressing ethnic inequalities in the CJS.
My research covers a variety of areas including inequality, ethnicity and migration. I am a member of the Crime and Well Being Big Data Centre, an affiliate member of the Centre on Dynamics of Ethnicity and the Cathie Marsh Institute for Social Research, and co-ordinator of the Migration and Families Network which I co-founded in February 2017.Prior to my current role, I was a post-doctoral researcher and a lecturer in the Department of Social Statistics at the University of Manchester. I have also held research posts in the Migration and Border Analysis Unit in the Home Office Science Directorate and the Centre for Urban Policy Studies (CUPS). I gained a PhD in Social Statistics from the University of Manchester in 2014.
K. Lymperopoulou, A. Wiśniowski, J. Laurence (2022). Immigration, diversity and trust: the competing and intersecting role of English language ability in the community. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 45(16), pp.189-215.
K. Lymperopoulou (2020). Immigration and Ethnic Diversity in England and Wales Examined Through an Area Classification Framework. Journal of International Migration and Integration. 21(3), pp.829-846.
N. Finney, B. Harries, J. Rhodes, K. Lymperopoulou (2019). The roles of social housing providers in creating ‘integrated’ communities. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. 45(17), pp.3207-3224.
K. Lymperopoulou, N. Finney (2017). Socio-spatial factors associated with ethnic inequalities in districts of England and Wales, 2001–2011. Urban Studies. 54(11), pp.2540-2560.
K. Lymperopoulou (2013). The area determinants of the location choices of new immigrants in England. Environment and Planning A. 45(3), pp.575-592.
K. Lymperopoulou (2013). The Area Determinants of the Location Choices of New Immigrants in England. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space. 45(3), pp.575-592.
B. Robson, K. Lymperopoulou, A. Rae (2008). People on the Move: Exploring the Functional Roles of Deprived Neighbourhoods. Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space. 40(11), pp.2693-2714.
R. Ford, K. Lymperopoulou (2018). Immigration: How attitudes in the UK compare with Europe. In: British Social Attitudes 34. London: NatCen Social Research, pp.1-30.
K. Lymperopoulou, N. Finney, G. Catney (2017). Local ethnic inequalities and ethnic minority concentration in England and Wales, 2001-11. In: The Routledge Handbook of Census Resources, Methods and Applications Unlocking the UK 2011 Census. Routledge, pp.261-276.
K. Lymperopoulou, M. Parameshwaran (2015). Is there an ethnic group educational gap?. In: Ethnic Identity and Inequalities in Britain: The Dynamics of Diversity. pp.181-198.
S. Poppleton, K. Lymperopoulou, J. Molina (2021). Who suffers fraud? Understanding the fraud victim landscape. London: The Victims’ Commissioner for England & Wales
K. Lymperopoulou A review of community-based approaches to violence reduction with a focus on youth violence, Manchester: Greater Manchester Violence Reduction Unit. Manchester: Greater Manchester Violence Reduction Unit
N. Finney, K. Lymperopoulou (2015). Local Ethnic Inequalities: Ethnic Differences in Education, Employment, Health and Housing in Districts of England and Wales 2001-2011. London: Runnymede Trust
S. Poppleton, K. Hitchcock, K. Lymperopoulou, J. Simmons, R. Gillespie (2013). Social and Public Service Impacts of International Migration at the Local Level, Home Office Research Report 72. London: Home Office
B. Robson, K. Lymperopoulou, A. Rae (2009). A typology of the functional roles of deprived neighbourhoods. London: Communities and Local Government
B. Robson, R. Barr, K. Lymperopoulou, J. Rees (2006). A national framework for city regions: Working paper, 1 mapping city regions. London: Office of the Deputy Prime Minister
K. Lymperopoulou (2013). The Incidence of worklessness among new Immigrants in England. CCSR Working Paper 2013-01.
Lymperopoulou, K., Finney, N. and Catney, G. (2017) ‘Local Ethnic Inequalities and Ethnic Minority Concentration in Districts of England and Wales, 2001-11’. Presented at the RSAI – British and Irish Section, 46th Annual Conference 2017, Harrogate, UK, August 23-24 2017.
Lymperopoulou, K. (2017) ‘Applying cluster analysis to 2011 Census local authority data.’ Assess: 30th Annual IBM SPSS Statistics User Conference. University of York October 21, 2017.
Lymperopoulou, K., Finney, N. (2015) ‘Accelerating the impact of research: Evidence from the Local Ethnic Inequalities Project’. LARIA Annual Conference ‘How do we make a difference through new ways of working?’ University of York 25 March, 2015.
Lymperopoulou, K., Finney, N. (2015) ' Ethnic Inequalities 2001–11 examined through an area classification framework'. UKDS Conference 'Census Applications: Using the UK population census data'. University of Manchester July 16-17, 2015.
Migration and Families in Europe: National and Local Perspectives at a Time of Euroscepticism, Manchester, UK, February 7-8 2017 (organiser with Lindsey Garratt).
April 2021- Ethnic Inequalities in the Criminal Justice System.The project funded by ESRC ADR UK aims to provide comprehensive evidence on the extent and drivers of ethnic inequalities in the CJS in England and Wales and to provide effective and tangible recommendations to address inequalities.
Nov 2017 - ESRC Festival of Social Science ‘Telling Migration Stories with Data’. One day event run with the Q-Step Centre at the University of Manchester aimed to stimulate interest in the quantitative social sciences by encouraging secondary school students to develop a more critical understanding about the way statistics are used in the news to influence public opinion and debate on migration.
Feb 2017 - I co-founded (with Dr Lindsey Garratt) the Migration and Families Network which aims to create a platform to share research, practice and policy on migrant families across Europe. The Network has over 100 members including practitioners, academics and students.
Blogs
Lymperopoulou, K. (2021) Ethnic Inequalities in the Criminal Justice System.
Adepeju, M., Langton,S. and Lymperopoulou, K (2020) Have poor and affluent neighbourhoods benefited equally from the crime drop? Shifting inequality in exposure to crime in Glasgow and Birmingham
Lymperopoulou, K and Bannister, J. (2020) Is crime in Glasgow following poverty and dispersing to the suburbs?
Lymperopoulou, K. and Finney, N. (2017) Who, where and what should be the focus of addressing deprivation and ethnic inequality to promote integration?
Lymperopoulou, K. and Garratt, L. (2017) Migration and Families in Europe: National and Local Perspectives at a Time of Euroscepticism.
Lymperopoulou, k (2014) Still disadvantaged? The educational attainment of ethnic minority groups.
Research Briefings
I have written several research briefings some of which have led to national and international media coverage, engagement with policy makers and practitioners and used to support teaching.
Lymperopoulou, K. and Shankley, W. (2017) Migration and Families in Europe: Data & Methods. Migration an Families Network/CoDE.
Lymperopoulou, K. and Shankley, W. (2017) Migration and Families in Europe: Policy & Practice. Migration and Families Network/CoDE.
Finney, N. and Lymperopoulou, K. and Elahi, F. (2017) Ethnic Inequalities in Manchester. A need for Local Partnerships and Solutions, CoDE/Runnymede Trust.
Finney, N., Elahi, F. and Lymperopoulou, K. (2017) Bristol: a city divided? Ethnic Minority Disadvantage in Education and Employment. CoDE/Runnymede.
Finney, N., Elahi, F. and Lymperopoulou, K. (2017) Ethnic Inequalities in Barking and Dagenham. CoDE/Runnymede.
Khan, O., Finney, N. and Lymperopoulou, K. (2014) Drifting upwards or sliding back? Ethnic inequalities in local authorities in England and Wales, 2001-2011, Runnymede.
Lymperopoulou, K. and Parameshwaran, M. (2014) How are ethnic inequalities in education changing? Dynamics of Diversity: Evidence from the 2011 Census, CoDE/JRF.
Harries, B., Byrne, B. and Lymperopoulou, K. (2014) Who identifies as Welsh? National identities and ethnicity in Wales. Dynamics of Diversity: Evidence from the 2011 Census, CoDE/JRF.
Lymperopoulou, K. (2014) Geographies of deprivation and diversity in the Leeds City Region. Local Dynamics of Diversity: Evidence from the 2011 Census, CoDE/JRF.
Bennett, R. (11 March 2014) ‘Many immigrants “are better qualified than white Britons’, The Times. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/many-immigrants-are-better-qualified-than-white-britons-wsfmm9z6vn6
Patton, G. (10 March 2014) ‘White British adults “less qualified' than ethnic minorities”’,Daily Telegraph. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10688017/White-British-adults-less-qualified-than-ethnic-minorities.html
Doughty, S. (11 March 2014) ‘Foreigners in UK more likely to have a degree’, Daily Mail. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2577982/Foreigners-UK-likely-degree-Third-born-abroad-university-level-qualifications-compared-quarter-Britons.html
Dale, I. (Presenter) (10 March 2014) The Whole Show [Radio broadcast], London: LBCRadio.
http://lbc.audioagain.com/index.php?action=channels&cid=347&page=6
Ethnic minorities ‘better qualified’ (11 Mar 2014)
http://www.manchester.ac.uk/discover/news/article/?id=11724
Honorary Research Fellow -- Cathie Marsh Institute for Social Research, the University of Manchester (2018 - present)