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July 2021, Volume 36, Issue 6
- 935-968 Long-term housing affordability in spatial general equilibrium
by Michael Beenstock & Daniel Felsenstein & Dai Xieer - 969-970 Urban displacements: governing surplus and survival in global capitalism
by Yunpeng Zhang - 971-972 Urban lowlands: a history of neighborhoods, poverty, and planning
by David P. Varady
May 2021, Volume 36, Issue 5
- 621-643 Rental property investment in disadvantaged areas: the means and motivations of Western Sydney’s new landlords
by Hal Pawson & Chris Martin - 644-670 Sons, daughters, and differentiated tenure choice of multiple homes: evidence from urban China
by Kangni Chai & Changchun Feng - 671-695 De-constructing crisis: post-war modernist housing estates in West Germany and Austria
by Daniela Zupan - 696-713 The value of self-build: understanding the aspirations and strategies of owner-builders in the Homeruskwartier, Almere
by Daniël M. Bossuyt - 714-736 Housing aspirations, pathways, and provision: contradictions and compromises in pursuit of voluntary simplicity
by Marisa McArthur & Elaine Stratford - 737-757 Homelessness and critical realism: a search for richer explanations
by Catherine Hastings - 758-783 Housing accessibility for seniors with mobility and grasping disabilities: lessons from the American Housing Survey
by Jinyhup Kim - 784-785 Everyday life in Avant-Garde housing estates: a phenomenology of Post-Soviet moscow
by Tim Cresswell - 785-787 ‘Race,’ space and multiculturalism in Northern England: the (M62) corridor of uncertainty
by Thea Shahrokh
April 2021, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 449-454 The role of housing in China’s social transformation
by Ngai Ming Yip & Jie Chen - 617-618 City of segregation: 100 years of struggle for housing in Los Angeles
by Ryan Powell
June 2021, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 455-478 Housing affordability, subsidized lending and cross-city variation in the performance of China’s housing provident fund program
by Lan Deng & Xiang Yan & Jie Chen - 500-543 A burden or a tool? Rationalizing public housing provision in Chinese cities
by Colleen Chiu-Shee & Siqi Zheng
May 2021, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 618-619 Airbnb, Short-Term rentals and the future of housing
by Julia Verdouw
March 2021, Volume 36, Issue 3
- 307-335 Gated communities and land administration challenges in Ghana: reappraising the reasons why people move into gated communities
by Richmond Juvenile Ehwi & Nicky Morrison & Peter Tyler - 336-358 Does Housing First policy seek to fulfil the right to housing? The case of Alberta, Canada
by Damian Collins & Madeleine Stout - 359-379 Funding incentives, disincentives and vulnerabilities in the Irish council housing sector
by Michelle Norris & Aideen Hayden - 380-396 Avoidance strategies: stress, appraisal and coping in hostel accommodation
by Lynne McMordie - 397-420 Towards an environmentally sustainable rental housing sector
by Troy W. Heffernan & Emma E. Heffernan & Nina Reynolds & Wai Jin (Thomas) Lee & Paul Cooper - 421-443 From backyards to balconies: cultural norms and parents’ experiences of home in higher-density housing
by Sophie-May Kerr & Natascha Klocker & Chris Gibson - 444-445 Reconstructing public housing: Liverpool’s hidden history of collective alternatives
by Martha Mingay - 446-447 Neoliberal urbanism, contested cities and housing in Asia
by Yosuke Hirayama
February 2021, Volume 36, Issue 2
- 157-179 Conceptualizing the shelter and housing needs and solutions of homeless older adults
by Joe Humphries & Sarah L. Canham - 180-212 Positionality of women in homeownership: a process of gender contract negotiation
by Albert Adu-Gyamfi & Patrick Brandful Cobbinah & Michael Poku-Boansi - 213-234 The housing crisis as an ideological artefact: Analysing how political discourse defines, diagnoses, and responds
by Iain White & Gauri Nandedkar - 235-257 Understanding social housing tenants' rent payment behaviour: evidence from Great Britain
by Paul Hickman - 258-277 Urban austerity and activism: direct action against neoliberal housing policies
by Valesca Lima - 278-301 To move or not to move? Residential mobility of rural migrants in a medium-sized Chinese city: the case of Yangzhou
by Xu Huang & Jan Van Weesep & Shuangshuang Tang - 302-303 Planning Australia’s healthy built environments, by Jennifer Kent and Susan Thompson
by Tanya Ekanayake - 303-305 5 Rules for tomorrow’s cities: Design in an age of demographic change, and a disappearing Middle class, by Patrick M. Condon
by Maria Faraone
January 2021, Volume 36, Issue 1
- 1-22 Tradition, modernity and gender in the Arab home: a study from Tripoli (Libya)
by Seham Elmansuri & Barry Goodchild - 23-45 Green building, split-incentives and affordable rental housing policy
by Stefen MacAskill & Rodney A. Stewart & Eduardo Roca & Benjamin Liu & Oz Sahin - 46-79 The use of markets in housing policy: a comparative analysis of housing subsidy programs
by Gregg Colburn - 80-109 Beyond households: regional determinants of housing instability among low-income renters in the United States
by Seungbeom Kang - 110-130 Cold housing: evidence, risk and vulnerability
by Lyrian Daniel & Emma Baker & Andrew Beer & Ngoc Thien Anh Pham - 131-151 Raising children in the inner city: still a mismatch between housing and households?
by Terje Wessel & Erik Bjørnson Lunke
November 2020, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 479-499 The end of ‘toleration’? Policy ambiguity and converted-housing occupancy in China
by Jin Zhu & Bingqin Li & Hal Pawson
July 2020, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 544-566 The temporal change of housing inequality in urban China
by Yourong Wang & Jianyu Ren & Chengdong Yi & Youqin Huang & Xiulian Ma - 567-591 Housing differentiation and subjective social status of Chinese urban homeowners: evidence from CLDS
by Fenglong Wang & Chuanyong Zhang
September 2020, Volume 36, Issue 4
- 592-616 A zone of exception? Interrogating the hybrid housing regime and nested enclaves in China-Singapore Suzhou-Industrial-Park
by Shenjing He & Ying Chang
December 2020, Volume 36, Issue 1
November 2020, Volume 35, Issue 10
- 1633-1660 Financialization of housing policies in Latin America: a comparative perspective of Brazil and Mexico
by Paulo Nascimento Neto & Luis Salinas Arreortua - 1661-1683 Elements of desirability: exploring meaningful dwelling features from resident’s perspective
by Jenni Kuoppa & Niina Nieminen & Sampo Ruoppila & Markus Laine - 1684-1700 Explaining homelessness as a movement using metaphors in European academic writings of homelessness
by Suvi Raitakari - 1701-1722 The social cleansing of London council estates: everyday experiences of ‘accumulative dispossession’
by Loretta Lees & Hannah White - 1723-1741 Neighborhood change – results from a dwelling panel
by Jürgen Friedrichs & Jörg Blasius - 1742-1743 The property lobby: the hidden reality behind the housing crisis, Bob Colenutt, Bristol, Policy Press, 2020, 157 pp., £16.99 (pbk), ISBN 978-1447348160
by Chris Batt
October 2020, Volume 35, Issue 9
- 1493-1500 Thinking relationally about housing and home
by Hazel Easthope & Emma Power & Dallas Rogers & Rae Dufty-Jones - 1501-1517 Performing calculative practices: residual valuation, the residential development process and affordable housing
by Laurence Murphy - 1518-1533 Indigenous relational understandings of the house-as-home: embodied co-becoming with Jerrinja Country
by Hilton Penfold & Gordon Waitt & Pauline McGuirk & Alfred Wellington - 1534-1549 Revising the smart home as assemblage
by Sophia Maalsen - 1550-1567 From encampments to hotspots: the changing policing of homelessness in New York City
by Eric Goldfischer - 1568-1585 Saving the neighbourhood: understanding tenant activism in middle-class Manhattan
by Michael R. Glass & Rachael A. Woldoff & Lisa M. Morrison - 1586-1606 Women’s mobility, neighbourhood socio-ecologies and homemaking in urban informal settlements
by Ashraful Alam & Andrew McGregor & Donna Houston - 1607-1627 Relational housing across the North–South divide: learning between Albania, Uganda, and the UK
by Julia Heslop & Colin McFarlane & Emma Ormerod - 1628-1629 Understanding affordability
by Hal Pawson - 1630-1631 Housing Policy in Australia: A Case for System Reform
by Alex Schwartz
September 2020, Volume 35, Issue 8
- 1337-1361 Community attachment among residents living in public and commodity housing in China
by Jiang Chang & Hongsheng Chen & Zhigang Li & Laura A. Reese & Dongyuan Wu & Junjie Tan & Dixiang Xie - 1362-1389 Korean apartment complexes and social relationships of the residents
by Naeun Gu - 1390-1414 Housing market dualization: linking insider–outsider divides in employment and housing outcomes
by Rowan Arundel & Christian Lennartz - 1415-1441 ‘It’s like they make it difficult for you on purpose’: barriers to property tax relief and foreclosure prevention in Detroit, Michigan
by Alexa Eisenberg & Roshanak Mehdipanah & Margaret Dewar - 1442-1467 ‘You can’t put your roots down’: housing pathways, rental tenure and precarity in older age
by Laura Bates & Robin Kearns & Tara Coleman & Janine Wiles - 1468-1487 ‘Generation rent’ and the emotions of private renting: self-worth, status and insecurity amongst low-income renters
by Kim McKee & Adriana Mihaela Soaita & Jennifer Hoolachan - 1488-1489 Making Our Neighborhoods, Making Our Selves
by Anne Green - 1489-1491 The entangled city: crime as urban fabric in Sao Paulo
by Rowland Atkinson
August 2020, Volume 35, Issue 7
- 1167-1193 Effects of institutional practices on delays in construction – views of Finnish homebuilder families
by Jaakko Jussila & Katja Lähtinen - 1194-1213 Solo dwellers and domestic spatial needs in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area, Finland
by Anne Tervo & Jukka Hirvonen - 1214-1238 The affordability of “affordable” housing in England: conditionality and exclusion in a context of welfare reform
by Jenny Preece & Paul Hickman & Ben Pattison - 1239-1268 Naturalization and the transition to homeownership: an analysis of signalling in the Dutch housing market
by Floris Peters - 1269-1284 Balancing act: the effects of race and poverty on LIHTC development in Boston
by Shomon Shamsuddin & Hannah Cross - 1285-1308 Home inequity: race, wealth, and housing in St. Louis since 1940
by Colin Gordon & Sarah K. Bruch - 1309-1331 Homeless women, material objects and home (un)making
by Lindsey McCarthy - 1332-1333 Home-land: Romanian Roma, Domestic Spaces and the State, by Rachel Humphris, Bristol, Bristol University Press, 2019, 256 pp., £80.00 (hbk), ISBN: 978-1-5292-0192-5
by Ryan Powell - 1333-1335 The Politics and Practices of Apartment Living
by David Allatt
July 2020, Volume 35, Issue 6
- 981-1003 The Everyman archetype: discursive reframing of private landlords in the financialization of rental housing
by Kath Hulse & Margaret Reynolds & Chris Martin - 1004-1024 Cultural diversity and sensitivity in public estate renewals: evidence from an Australian longitudinal study
by Edgar Liu & Hazel Blunden - 1025-1049 Condominium self-governance? Issues, external interests, and the limits of statutory reform
by Stefan R. Treffers & Randy K. Lippert - 1050-1072 Hybridity in the housing sector: examining impacts on social and private rented sector tenants in Scotland
by Steve Rolfe & Lisa Garnham & Isobel Anderson & Pete Seaman & Jon Godwin & Cam Donaldson - 1073-1087 Understanding the pervasiveness of trauma within a housing facility for people living with HIV
by Katrina Koehn & Alexandra B. Collins & Heather Burgess & Otto Von Bischoffshausen & Megan Marziali & Kate A. Salters & Robert S. Hogg & Surita Parashar - 1088-1109 A relay race: intergenerational transmission of housing inequality in urban China
by Can Cui & Youqin Huang & Fenglong Wang - 1110-1141 House price diffusion of housing submarkets in Greater Sydney
by Mustapha Bangura & Chyi Lin Lee - 1142-1162 Coveting your neighbour’s house: understanding the positional nature of residential satisfaction
by Daniel Kuhlmann - 1163-1164 Home: ethnographic encounters
by William Haynes - 1165-1166 Housing, neoliberalism and the archive: Reinterpreting the rise and fall of public housing
by Michael Darcy
May 2020, Volume 35, Issue 5
- 771-794 Housing need assessments in San Francisco, Vancouver, and Melbourne: normative science or neoliberal alchemy?
by Matthew Palm & Carolyn Whitzman - 795-819 Understanding Indonesia’s gated communities and their relationship with inequality
by Sonia Roitman & Redento B. Recio - 820-838 Incentivizing residential land development
by Graeme Guthrie - 839-874 Build-to-Rent and the financialization of rental housing: future research directions
by Megan Nethercote - 875-902 Migrants’ long-term residential trajectories in Sweden: persistent neighbourhood deprivation or spatial assimilation?
by Louisa Vogiazides & Guilherme Kenji Chihaya - 903-924 Evictions, large owners, and serial filings: findings from Atlanta
by Dan Immergluck & Jeff Ernsthausen & Stephanie Earl & Allison Powell - 925-953 Homeownership and job-match quality in France
by Carole Brunet & Nathalie Havet - 954-975 The role of housing policy in perpetuating conditional forms of homelessness support in the era of housing first: Evidence from Australia
by Andrew Clarke & Cameron Parsell & Margarita Vorsina - 976-977 The political economy of housing financialization
by Ozlem Celik - 978-979 Introduction to housing
by Sarah Mawhorter
April 2020, Volume 35, Issue 4
- 573-588 Neoliberalism as entrepreneurial governmentality: contradictions and dissonance within contemporary English housing associations
by Keith Jacobs & Tony Manzi - 589-611 Rental security and the property manager in a tenant’s search for a private rental property
by Bronwyn Bate - 612-647 What are the impacts of living in social housing? New evidence from Australia
by David Prentice & Rosanna Scutella - 648-678 The drivers of high health and justice costs among a cohort young homeless people in Australia
by Paul Flatau & Kaylene Zaretzky & Emma Crane & Georgina Carson & Adam Steen & Monica Thielking & David MacKenzie - 679-702 Owning, renting, or living with parents? Changing housing situations among Canadian young adults, 2001 to 2011
by Michelle Maroto & Meryn Severson - 703-719 Built environment exposures of adults in the moving to opportunity experiment
by Cathy L. Antonakos & Claudia J. Coulton & Robert Kaestner & Mickey Lauria & Dwayne E. Porter & Natalie Colabianchi - 720-742 Marriage-induced homeownership as a driver of housing booms: evidence from Hong Kong
by William Ka Shing Cheung & Julian Tsz Kin Chan & Paavo Monkkonen - 743-765 Generation rent and the financialization of housing: a comparative exploration of the growth of the private rental sector in Ireland, the UK and Spain
by Michael Byrne - 766-767 The new enclosure: the appropriation of public land in Neoliberal Britain
by Brendan Edgeworth - 768-769 Improvised cities: architecture, urbanization and innovation in Peru
by Jessica Pineda-Zumaran
March 2020, Volume 35, Issue 3
- 395-414 Meanings of limited equity homeownership in community land trusts
by Deborah G. Martin & Azadeh Hadizadeh Esfahani & Olivia R. Williams & Richard Kruger & Joseph Pierce & James DeFilippis - 415-438 Do housing costs impact on poverty in rural areas?
by Madhu Satsangi & Michael Wilson - 439-458 Fortifying futures: how older boomerangers in English multigenerational households boost resilience through social capital accumulation and distribution
by Angela Maye-Banbury & Martin McNally - 459-483 Homeless young people ‘strategizing’ a route to housing stability: service fatigue, exiting attempts and living ‘off grid’
by Paula Mayock & Sarah Parker - 484-505 Housing: an infrastructure of care
by Emma R. Power & Kathleen J. Mee - 506-536 Inequalities in the transition to homeownership among young people in Scotland
by Francesca Fiori & Elspeth Graham & Zhiqiang Feng - 537-566 Affordable housing finance companies in India: how do they ‘differently’ serve the underserved?
by Disha Bhanot & Manav Khaire & Arti Kalro & Shishir K. Jha - 567-568 Common spaces of urban emancipation
by Mara Ferreri - 569-570 Thinking home: interdisciplinary dialogues
by Lindsey McCarthy - 571-571 Correction
by The Editors
February 2020, Volume 35, Issue 2
- 195-213 Neighbouring house transaction response to assisted living facilities and nursing homes
by Velma Zahirovic-Herbert & Karen M. Gibler - 214-237 Tenure type landscapes and housing market change: a geographical perspective on neo-liberalization in Sweden
by Thomas Wimark & Eva K. Andersson & Bo Malmberg - 238-265 Accountability matters: beyond commitment, the role of accountability mechanisms in implementing plans in mixed income communities
by April Jackson - 266-289 Advancing understandings of housing supply constraints: housing market recovery and institutional transitions in British speculative housebuilding
by Sarah Payne - 290-309 Finding home after homelessness: older men’s experiences in single-site permanent supportive housing
by Victoria F. Burns & Julie Deslandes- Leduc & Natalie St-Denis & Christine A. Walsh - 310-332 Journey to Home: development of a conceptual model to describe Veterans' experiences with resolving housing instability
by Meagan Cusack & Ann Elizabeth Montgomery & Anneliese E. Sorrentino & Melissa E. Dichter & Manik Chhabra & Gala True - 333-352 The use of direct democracy to decide housing site allocations in English neighbourhoods
by Quintin Bradley - 353-375 Overcrowding and sense of home in the Canadian Arctic
by Karine Perreault & Mylène Riva & Philippe Dufresne & Christopher Fletcher - 376-389 Asset-based welfare in Brazil
by Mayra Mosciaro & Manuel B. Aalbers - 390-391 Neoliberal housing policy: an international perspective
by Samuel Burgum - 392-393 A research agenda for housing
by Ella Horton
January 2020, Volume 35, Issue 1
- 1-28 Understanding the contextual influences of the health outcomes of residential energy efficiency interventions: realist review
by Nicola Willand & Cecily Maller & Ian Ridley - 29-49 Telling stories: the role of narratives in rental housing policy change in New Zealand
by Sarah Bierre & Philippa Howden-Chapman - 50-86 Housing price dynamics and bubble risk: the case of Turkey
by Yener Coskun & Unal Seven & H. Murat Ertugrul & Ali Alp - 87-106 Understanding changing housing aspirations: a review of the evidence
by Jenny Preece & Joe Crawford & Kim McKee & John Flint & David Robinson - 107-122 ‘Deliberative development’: Australia’s Baugruppen movement and the challenge of greater social inclusion
by Andrea Sharam - 123-142 Housing pathways, aspirations and preferences of young adults within increasing urban density
by Simon Opit & Karen Witten & Robin Kearns - 143-162 The digitization of advice and welfare benefits services: re-imagining the homeless user
by Jennifer Harris - 163-188 The impact of the introduction of Italian property tax on urban development: a regional regression model
by Salvatore Bimonte & Arsenio Stabile - 189-191 Ethnic spatial segregation in European cities
by Remus Creţan - 191-193 Gentrification and displacement: the forced relocation of public housing tenants in inner-Sydney
by Andrew Clarke
November 2019, Volume 34, Issue 10
- 1585-1587 Housing activism: overlooked forms, practices and implications
by Dominika V. Polanska & Katia Valenzuela-Fuentes & Anne Kaun - 1588-1611 Bitter wins or a long-distance race? Social and political outcomes of the Spanish housing movement
by Miguel A. Martinez - 1612-1634 Urban challengers weaving their networks: between the ‘right to housing’ and the ‘right to the city’
by Anna Domaradzka & Filip Wijkström - 1635-1653 Housing activism in urban China: the quest for autonomy in neighbourhood governance
by Ngai Ming Yip - 1654-1672 Socially innovative housing activism: local context and collective leadership practices in Barcelona and New York City
by Marc Parés - 1673-1689 Everyday resistance: exposing the complexities of participatory slum-upgrading projects in Nagpur
by Febe De Geest & Simon De Nys-Ketels - 1690-1720 Religious identity and real estate wealth accumulation: evidence from Canada
by Maryam Dilmaghani - 1721-1745 Housing location choices of the poor: does access to jobs matter?
by Lingqian Hu & Liming Wang - 1746-1747 Housing associations: a legal handbook
by Dave Cowan - 1747-1749 Reification and representation: architecture in the political-media complex
by Keith Jacobs
October 2019, Volume 34, Issue 9
- 1377-1403 The impact of fuel poverty upon self-reported health status among the low-income population in Europe
by Jordi Bosch & Laia Palència & Davide Malmusi & Marc Marí-Dell'Olmo & Carme Borrell - 1404-1421 Supporting or dragging? effects of neighbourhood social ties on social integration of rural-to-urban migrants in China
by Zhilin Liu - 1422-1444 Quality matters: housing and the mental health of rural migrants in urban China
by Shenghua Xie - 1445-1464 Joint building ventures as a new instrument for urban development: a qualitative analysis of Baugruppen in Freiburg, Germany
by Ann-Kathrin Seemann & Christin Jahed & Jörg Lindenmeier - 1465-1484 The effect of market conditions on the housing outcomes of subsidized households: the case of the US voucher programme
by Gregg Colburn - 1485-1520 Strengthening housing finance in emerging markets: the savings and credit cooperative organisation (SACCO) model in Kenya
by Christopher Feather & Chris K. Meme - 1521-1542 Urban regeneration and tenure mix: exploring the dynamics of neighbour interactions
by Tatiana Moreira de Souza - 1543-1580 Housing liquidation and financial adequacy of retirees in New Zealand
by Jelita Noviarini & Andrew Coleman & Helen Roberts & Rosalind H. Whiting - 1581-1582 Making massive small change: building the urban society we want
by David Allatt - 1582-1584 Ownership, narrative, things
by Peter Williams
September 2019, Volume 34, Issue 8
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 1243-1262 ‘From Choice to Chance’: choice-based letting use in forced tenant relocations in New South Wales, Australia
by Maria de Lourdes Melo Zurita & Kristian Ruming - 1263-1285 Assembling an innovative social housing project in Melbourne: mapping the potential for social innovation
by Katrina Raynor - 1286-1306 ‘Take whatever you can get’: practicing Housing First in Alberta
by Jalene T. Anderson-Baron & Damian Collins - 1307-1329 Defining and measuring housing affordability using the Minimum Income Standard
by Matt Padley & Lydia Marshall - 1330-1348 Stability, advocacy and voice: opportunities and challenges in resident-led preservation of affordable housing
by Kathryn Howell - 1349-1371 Three phases of Danish cohousing: tenure and the development of an alternative housing form
by Henrik Gutzon Larsen - 1372-1374 Decentring urban governance: narratives, resistance and contestation
by Keith Jacobs - 1374-1375 Mulitigenerational family living: evidence and policy implications from Australia
by Barbara Mitchell
August 2019, Volume 34, Issue 7
- 1071-1088 ‘Super-gentrification’ triumphs: gentrification and the displacement of public housing tenants in Sydney’s inner-city
by Alan Morris - 1089-1116 How do housing and labour markets affect individual homelessness?
by Guy Johnson & Rosanna Scutella & Yi-Ping Tseng & Gavin Wood - 1117-1139 Housing rites: young people’s experience of conditional pathways out of homelessness
by Alasdair B. R. Stewart - 1140-1162 Citizen support for spending to reduce homelessness in Canada’s largest urban centres
by Carey Doberstein & Alison Smith - 1163-1188 Social discourse, housing search and residential segregation: the social determinants of recent economic migrants’ residential mobility in Seville
by Ricardo Iglesias-Pascual - 1189-1211 An evolutionary approach to regional housing resilience: the role of agency and the ‘epistemic community'
by Peter Lee - 1212-1234 Neighbourhood ties and employment: a test of different hypotheses across neighbourhoods
by Gijs Custers - 1235-1237 Navigating community development: harnessing comparative advantages to create strategic partnerships
by David P. Varady - 1237-1239 Social housing and urban renewal: a cross-national perspective
by Hal Pawson - 1239-1241 From conflict to inclusion in housing: interaction of communities, residents & activists
by Yoric Irving-Clarke
July 2019, Volume 34, Issue 6
- 897-924 Intersections of inequality in homeownership in Sweden
by Brett Christophers & David O’Sullivan - 925-945 Homophily horizons and ethnic mover flows among homeowners in Scotland
by Jessie Bakens & Gwilym Pryce - 946-973 The other disadvantaged neighbourhood: income related effects of living in rural peripheries
by Josef Bernard & Jiří Šafr - 974-996 Family formation, parental background and young adults’ first entry into homeownership in Britain and Germany
by Sait Bayrakdar & Rory Coulter & Philipp Lersch & Sergi Vidal - 997-1020 Ambivalence in place attachment: the lived experiences of residents in danwei communities facing demolition in Shenyang, China
by Xin Li & Reinout Kleinhans & Maarten van Ham - 1021-1036 Governing comfort in France: from hygienism to sustainable housing XXth–XXIst century
by Yankel Fijalkow - 1037-1063 Homeowner investor subjects as providers of family care and assistance
by Megan Nethercote - 1064-1065 The Homeless Person in Contemporary Society
by Lynne McMordie - 1065-1067 A place to call home: women as agents of change in Mumbai
by Kathleen Flanagan - 1067-1069 The urban politics of squatters’ movements
by Jack Barton
May 2019, Volume 34, Issue 5
- 741-760 Neoliberal abandonment in disability housing provision: a look at England and Chile
by Andrew Power & Mariela Gaete-Reyes - 761-778 Examining housing discrimination across race, gender and felony history
by Douglas N. Evans & Kwan-Lamar Blount-Hill & Michelle A. Cubellis - 779-803 Housing entry pathways of refugees in Vienna, a city of social housing
by Anita Aigner - 804-826 The geographic and sociodemographic transformation of multifamily rental housing in the Texas Triangle
by Rebecca J. Walter & Ian Caine - 827-848 Housing crisis, hardship and safety net support: examining the effects of foreclosure on households and families
by Laryssa Mykyta - 849-867 Technological change and estate agents’ practices in the changing nature of housing transactions
by Richard Dunning & Deborah Levy & Craig Watkins & Gareth Young - 868-891 Exploring housing careers among Ghanaians in Toronto, Canada
by David Firang - 892-893 Rethinking the economics of land and housing
by Boyana Buyuklieva - 893-895 Generational interdependencies: the social implications for welfare
by Jenny Hoolachan - 895-896 Welfare conditionality
by The Editors