Starting from the observation of a conceptual gap regarding the association between
consumption and the contexts in which it occurs, the paper has two objectives. The first is to …

Since 2020, people have faced the challenge of constructing new visual modes of online
workplace meetings, because we had to use our home for working communications …

For many people house is home; the dwellings people live in, and the meanings ascribed to
them, constitute feelings of belonging described as being 'at home'or 'homely'. As we …

Starting from the observation of a conceptual gap regarding the association between
consumption and the contexts in which it occurs, the paper has two objectives. The first is to …

To date, studies related to the smart home have often focused on the technical aspects of the
home. Few have given attention to how 'smartness' is reconfiguring a sense of home and …

Household composition, household practices and the use of lively technologies are part of
the ways in which home lives are changing. Dimensions of home lives include working from …

There has been a rise in single, multi-occupancy and multi-generational households in the
UK, in contrast to traditional nuclear households of parents and children. Other changes …

To date, studies related to the smart home have often focused on the technical aspects of the
home. Few have given attention to how 'smartness' is reconfiguring a sense of home and …

The needs and desires of households have changed in relation to wider changes in work,
education, service provision and health care. Households are reliant on digital connectivity …

Home means different things to different people, societies and cultures, and even to the
same person over time. But we can define some basic features common to all these …