This paper interrogates the concept of financialisation and assesses its utility for housing
scholarship. It begins by noting the elasticity of the concept and considers some of the …

Social housing policy in Ireland has evolved over several decades into a significantly
marketized tenure which relies on, supports and expands the private housing market. In this …

Decent, affordable housing continues to be a major concern for policy-makers, providers
and society at large. This paper contributes to the debate over the future of social housing in …

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

This paper relates the governance of anti-social behaviour in theUK to a wider policy
conceptualisation of social housing as a flawed andproblematic form of housing …

The most significant episode in the assetisation of housing (underpinning its financialisation)
is often understood to be the economic restructuring that took place during the 1980s …

Taking owner-occupation as the quintessential form of financialised housing provision, this
paper investigates how housing cultures, understood as a set of shared behaviours and …

State withdrawal combined with challenges in raising private finance has led not-for-profit
housing organisations in a range of countries to diversify into commercial activities as …

There is a small but growing literature on the financialization of housing that demonstrates
how housing is a central aspect of financialization. Despite the varied analyses of the …

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 …