There is growing interest in the impacts of financialisation on housing affordability and
insecurity in the private rental sector, particularly financialisation 2.0 and the increased role …

The impact of short-term rentals (STRs) such as Airbnb on housing markets has been of
increasing concern to scholars, policy makers and housing advocates. Yet they do not take …

The comparative study of housing systems enjoys a “disjointed” relationship with
comparative literature on the welfare state and poverty, a separation which has been to the …

Drawing from neo-Gramscian theory, the paper explores how urban austerity governance
mediates crises of neoliberal hegemony. Focusing on the decade after the Global Economic …

The growing literature on housing financialisation offers an increasingly fine-grained
analysis of how financial actors shape housing markets and systems internationally …

Schools have a duty of care to children that extends beyond educational performance to
include wellbeing and welfare. Yet, research has highlighted the tensions that arise when …

Financialized student accommodation has emerged as an international asset class and is a
more visible and politically contentious feature of Irish cities. In this paper, I focus on Dublin …

In this paper, we provide a new approach to defining and operationalizing integration as
“making place.” We distinguish between making place for–a process of accommodation …

Recent years have witnessed new policy interventions in many countries seeking to get to
grips with challenges in the private rental sector (PRS), including rent regulation and …

Root shock is a predictable consequence of several sets of social policies in Ireland. This
paper will look at how root shock is used to discipline one-parent families and people …