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 …

The economy is entrenched in the domestic and the domestic enables the economy. We
consider this dialectical relationship between the economy and 'home'through a case study …

This paper examines the mental health impacts of poor quality private-rented housing in the
north of England during the UK's first COVID-19 lockdown. The paper draws on data …

This article explores how “home” is performed in the emerging sharing economies of
tourism, drawing on the example of Airbnb in Sofia, Bulgaria. Based on an (auto) …

Research into housing affordability has flourished alongside growth in house prices, just as
successive governments have used a range of policy levers to curb price increases. To date …

This commentary reflects on how the coronavirus has brought experiences of 'home'into
public, policy and media debates. We suggest it has also revealed the significance of links …

Abstract Families increasingly make home in higher-density housing, a major transition for
low-density suburban cities. Adjusting to everyday life in apartments requires distinctive …

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

Shared room housing is a growing private rental submarket, which offers flexible and
affordable rental sub-lettings for sharing a bedroom or living room with non-related tenants …

In the UK, as in many other European countries, the population is growing older, and older
adults are becoming more diverse. As a result, there is a mounting interest in supporting …