In this article, we conceptualize housing as an infrastructure of care. Drawing on the recent
infrastructural turn in social sciences we understand infrastructures as dynamic patterns that …

Traditional housing careers are being re-configured. Home ownership is declining and a
parallel increase in renting has lead some commentators to suggest that this is creating a …

Neoliberal ideologies and associated market imperatives are widely identified as the
predominant sets of ethics transforming social housing in western liberal welfare states. This …

Renters in homeowner societies like Australia, the United States and United Kingdom
occupy a complex moral landscape, maligned for failure to achieve homeownership but …

Purpose The world population is getting older and housing decisions matter to the security
of retirement life and well-being. However, senior housing and financing decisions are …

Inspired by poet JL Borges's intimations on acceptance, this commentary highlights the
eviction of an older woman and her kitten from an affordable independent living facility as …

Motivated by growing policy and research emphasis on the economic care values of
housing (which assume homeownership), this paper investigates how housing figures within …

This paper develops knowledge of the logistics of moving house amongst older people
living in insecure housing. These people typically do not move once and settle into a new …

This report focuses on the intersection of two concurrent trends that are acting to reshape the
experience of ageing in Australia. The first of these is the structural ageing of the Australian …

Abstract Manufactured Home Estates (MHEs) have become increasingly popular in Australia
as a retirement housing option and in response, large investor-operators have entered the …