Building on, and going beyond, the state-of-the-art literature, this article aims to advance the
analysis and conceptualization of the financialization of households. It argues that there is a …

Throughout Europe, reports of problematic housing situations for young adults have
increasingly emerged during the last decades. This paper explores housing experiences …

Mortgage credit has been central in fuelling housing market dynamics in many countries.
While mortgage debt and house price increases used to go hand in hand, we see an …

The theory–and practice–of establishing autonomy from the hegemony of growth is central
to the imaginary of degrowth. Yet to envisage pathways towards a degrowth society …

Housing prices are rising faster than incomes in many areas of the world, reducing well-
being and engendering social discontent. Passivity by municipal and national governments …

This article contributes to the emerging literature on the post-global-financial-crisis wave of
financialization of housing 2.0 by furthering the understanding of how the national …

Recent years have seen the resurgence of private-rental housing as both a place to live, and
a site of capital investment. Individual landlordism is a key feature of this resurgence. This …

The growing literature on housing financialisation and particularly the financialisation of
private rental sector residential housing offers nuanced analysis of how international …

This paper examines third sector social housing in early post-apartheid South Africa, hence
offering important new insights into how institutions in emerging economies shape the …

Amsterdam Rainproof emerged in 2014 to manage the risks posed by a novel
environmental hazard threatening European cities: pluvial flooding, locally called …