The Long Read

Peer-reviewed papers covering theoretical and methodological aspects in ways that are able to speak to the core ethos of the journal, which include theoretical experimentation but also an effort to go beyond the remit of academic language and knowledge. We envisage at least two of these contributions per issue, written by academics and non-academics alike.

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

In defense of ‘landlord’

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

Danielle Kerrigan // Issue 6.1

Housing beyond land rent?

A critique of market housing solutionism

Stefan Kipfer and Luisa Sotomayor // Issue 6.1

What is radical?

Silent and noisy intersections in Abidjan’s struggles against housing precarity

Andrea Guida // Issue 6.1

The need to escape:

Carceral entrapments and fugitive manoeuvres amidst London’s vicious housing circle

Toni Adscheid // Issue 6.1

A structural view on housing movements:

Strategic lessons from a field of contention approach

Ioana Florea, Agnes Gagyi and Kerstin Jacobsson // Issue 6.1

The Long Read

Fighting for housing remunicipalization in Chinatown, Los Angeles

Mathilde Lind Gustavussen // Issue 6.2

Inclusive, collaborative housing in Vienna

Caroline Birkner // Issue 6.2

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

Fiadh Tubridy and John Bohan // Issue 6.2

Residents' resistance and re-negotiation of neighbourhood narratives

Rebecka Söderberg // Issue 6.2

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

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

Danielle Kerrigan // Issue 6.1

A critique of market housing solutionism

Stefan Kipfer and Luisa Sotomayor // Issue 6.1

Silent and noisy intersections in Abidjan’s struggles against housing precarity

Andrea Guida // Issue 6.1

Carceral entrapments and fugitive manoeuvres amidst London’s vicious housing circle

Toni Adscheid // Issue 6.1

Strategic lessons from a field of contention approach

Ioana Florea, Agnes Gagyi and Kerstin Jacobsson // Issue 6.1

ISSN // 2632-2870 All articles published by the RHJ are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

ISSN // 2632-2870
All articles published by the RHJ are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.