Thanks to the focus article authors for provoking this important debate and for all the commentating authors for participating and deepening our thinking on housing within rentier capitalism!

@codyhochstenbach.bsky.social and Rowan Arundel highlights the importance of spatial scale and context to understand inequalities produced through housing, in ”On Housing Inequalities, Struggles and Solidarities Across Tenures”
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Roger Burrows and Amber Howard’s commentary highlights the significance of algorithmic profiling under platform capitalism, ”Precarity in Common? Algorithmic Risk Profiling and the Politicization of ‘the Edges’ Of owner-Occupation”
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Gertjan Wijburg focuses on the concept of home stewardship and temporary ownership in ”Temporary Ownership in a Home Steward Society” www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

@ozlemcelik.bsky.social commentary urges for more theorizing around housing in capital circulation, housing as commons, and the role of the state in ”Exploring Alternative Housing Models Under Capitalism: Is Home Stewardship a Viable Alternative?”
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Martin Duck, @mdemac.bsky.social and @mkonings.bsky.social on the role of states in reinforcing asset-based welfare policies and class positions, in ”The Edges of the Asset Economy: Housing, Class, and Social Change?”
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@norawaitkus.bsky.social focuses on housing as an infrastructure of care in her comment ”A new Housing class?”
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Roger Burrows and Amber Howard point to the importance of digital infrastructures and algorithmic risk profiling in their commentary "Precarity in Common? Algorithmic Risk Profiling and the Politicization of ‘the Edges’ Of owner-Occupation"

@codyhochstenbach.bsky.social and Rowan Arundel draw out a three-folded critical reflection in "On Housing Inequalities, Struggles and Solidarities Across Tenures"

⭐ Elinor Chisholm and Amber Logan use Iris Marion Young's theory of home to illuminate tenants' experiences of living in substandard housing, adding more complexity to the notion of home, in “'Somewhere You Can Be Yourself Proudly'..."

⭐ Yunzheng Zhang, Hazel Easthope and Chris Martin explore the lived experiences of tenants living in employer-provided housing in "Managing Work-Home Spillover: Homemaking in China’s Employer-Provided Housing"

"a significant intellectual contribution in the form of a solid framework for housing and welfare ... the book is a must-read for researchers, graduate students, policymakers, and specialists in fields such as housing studies, welfare policy, public policy, sociology, and urban planning"

📖 Book review by Henrik Gutzon Larsen of Urban Inequality in Finland: Land, Housing and the Nordic Welfare State, authored by Mika Hyötylainen

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🔸 Fiona Shirani and others presents a long-temporal view on subjective experiences of living in innovative low-carbon homes
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