Between normalisation, critique and contestation

Factors that impact why tenants in threat of displacement do or do not resist landlords plans

Luisa Gehriger // Issue 7.1

Homes and hands united

Bridging housing and labour struggles at McMaster University

Elliot Goodell Ugalde // Issue 7.1

Crafting computational counter-media

Spatial story design of housing (in)justice and archival challenges

Brett A. Halperin // Issue 7.1

Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act in Washington DC:

A Brief History

Brook Hill, Dominic Moulden & Judith Keller // Issue 7.1

Latin American networking and cooperative struggles in Argentina:

A conversation with the Movimiento de Ocupantes e Inquilinos (MOI)

Néstor Jeifetz, 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

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

In defense of ‘landlord’

Why the term ‘landlord’ continues to be essential to rental housing

Danielle Kerrigan // Issue 6.1

Dialogical devices and political possibilities of art:

Occupy, inhabit, resist

Sandra Calvo and Ana Vilenica // Issue 6.1

Life-Affirmative Struggles for Home Across Borders

Ana Vilenica, Aysegul Can, Derick Anderson, Erin McElroy, Judith Keller, Mara Ferreri, Melora Koepke, Michele Lancione and Samantha Thompson // Issue 5.1