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.

Spatial manifestations of collective refugee housing

The case of City Plaza

Eleni Katrini // Issue 2.1

Looking ‘for a fight rather than a cause’

(De)legitimization of resistance to gentrification in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Margaret Ellis-Young // Issue 2.1

Gentrification and vigilantism in Milan’s Central train Station

Manuel Mireanu // Issue 2.1

Housing, the hyper-precarization of asylum seekers and the contested politics of welcome on Tyneside

Kathryn Cassidy // Issue 2.1

Claiming the right to dignity:

New organizations for housing justice in neoliberal Sweden

Carina Listerborn, Irene Molina and Åse Richard // Issue 2.1

The political economy of the ‘residential rent relation’:

Antagonism and tenant organising in the Irish rental sector

Michael Byrne // Issue 1.2

Permanent transitoriness and housing policies:

Inside São Paulo’s low-income private rental market

Felipe Villela de Miranda, Raquel Rolnik, Renato Abramowicz Santos and Regina Dulce Lins // Issue 1.2

Negotiation, mediation and subjectivities:

How migrant renters experience informal rentals in Gurgaon’s urban villages

Mukta Naik // Issue 1.2

Resisting the rentier city:

Grassroots housing activism and renter subjectivity in post-crisis London

Matt Wilde // Issue 1.2

Liquid Tenancy

"Post-crisis" economies of displacement, community organizing, and new forms of resistance

Joshua Akers, Eric Seymour, Diné Butler, and Wade Rathke // Issue 1.1

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