Norita is the first of many self-managed community neighbourhoods to come:

A conversation with organizers and residents of Barrio Comunitario Norita Cortiñas in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area (Part 2)

Organizers and residents of Barrio Comunitario Norita Cortiñas in Buenos Aires metropolitan area, with Ana Vilenica and Moisés Quiroz // Issue 6.2

Beyond the right to stay put

Fighting for housing remunicipalization in Chinatown, Los Angeles

Mathilde Lind Gustavussen // Issue 6.2

Fostering long-term conviviality for refugees in the city

Inclusive, collaborative housing in Vienna

Caroline Birkner // Issue 6.2

The party in the flats

Relationships between housing movements and the political party form in the 1970s Irish rent strikes

Fiadh Tubridy and John Bohan // Issue 6.2

‘This is not a ghetto’

Residents' resistance and re-negotiation of neighbourhood narratives

Rebecka Söderberg // Issue 6.2

Migrant housing struggle and racial discrimination

The case of postsocialist Leipzig and Riga

Harriet Allsopp, Giovanna Astolfo, Annegret Haase, Karlis Laksevics, Anika Schmidt, Bahanur Nasya and Ayesha Khalil // Issue 6.2

Book Review – Housing, Homelessness, and Social Policy in the Urban North

Khushboo Jain // Issue 6.2

Rent controls in comparative perspective:

Reflections on an international symposium

Hamish Kallin and Neil Gray, with Joe Beswick, Damian Dempsey, Siobhan Donnachie, Tommy Gavin, Jennie Gustafsson, Konstantin Kholodilin, Oksana Mironova, Edna Monroy, Jaime Palomera, Maria Persdotter, Ana Vilenica and Maria Wallstam // Issue 6.2

Single Mothers Association of Kenya (SMAK) and the Fight to Stay Put on the Ziwani Estate in Nairobi

Daniel Manyasi, Loretta Lees and Ashley West // Issue 6.2

RHJ presents at the ENHR2024 final plenary session entitled ‘Housing academia and activism: a necessary or impossible connection?’ in Delft

September 10, 2024