Housing Theory & Society

Papers
(The TQCC of Housing Theory & Society is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Insecure Housing and the Ongoing Search for Ontological Security: How Low-Income Older Women Cope44
‘Housing Young People Under Late Neoliberalism’32
Acquaintances or Familiar Strangers? How Similarity and Spatial Proximity Shape Neighbour Relations within Residential Buildings23
A New Housing Class?22
Investor-Occupiers and the Cultural Capital of Architectural Design: The Importance of Architectural Quality and Apartment Design in a Falling Market16
“I Think It’s a Shame They are Calling Us a Ghetto, I Don’t Think This a Ghetto.” – Ambivalent Enactments of Living in Underprivileged Neighbourhoods15
Competing Logics in the Affordable Housing Industry: A Comparative Analysis of How Various Types of Professionals in the For-Profit and Non-Profit Sectors Conceptualize Their Work and that of Their Co15
From Cave to Cage? The Evolution of Housing Complexity and the Contemporary Dead End for the Human Brain15
Accumulating Financial Vulnerability, Not Financial Security: Social Reproduction and Older Women’s Homelessness14
The Position of Young Adults on the Amsterdam Housing Market. Combining the Housing Pathway and the Capability Approach14
Political Economy of Housing in Chile14
Assembling Imperceptibility: The Material, Financial and Policy Dimensions of Combustible Cladding in Residential High-Rise13
Residential Alienation and Generational Activism in Hong Kong13
Practices of Homing: How People with Temporary Living Arrangements Create Home(s) Through Practices12
“The House with the Red Roof:” A Migrant-Owned Apartment in Japan and the Surrounding Relations of a “Society with Houses”12
Intersectionalizing Housing Discrimination Under Rentier Capitalism in an Asset-Based Society11
Pricing or Prizing? The Valuation of Need in a Crisis of Housing Affordability11
From Private to Public: The Public Balcony as a Catalyst in Ankara Apartments10
Behavioural Approach in Housing Market Studies: Past, Present, Future9
Home Dissatisfaction, Body Image, and Sociocultural Attitudes: An Exploratory Study9
A Levinasian Right to Housing: What Emmanuel Levinas’s Phenomenology of House and Home Can Offer Housing Scholarship9
Designing Home for and with Young Adults Experiencing Homelessness in the Netherlands9
The Housing Struggle of Working-Class Migrant Women in Spain Through a Double Horizon of Political Temporality9
Exploring Alternative Housing Models Under Capitalism: Is Home Stewardship a Viable Alternative?9
“It Feels Like Temporary accommodation”: The Impact of Antisocial Behaviour Interventions on Alleged Perpetrators’ Feelings of Ontological Security in Social Housing9
Beyond Legal Asymmetry: Economic Inequalities Between Small-Scale Landlords and Tenants in Europe and Housing Configurations8
Housing Movements, Commons and ‘Precarious Institutionalization’8
Land, Abstraction, and Housing Provision8
Belgium’s Successful Ride on the Elephant? The Diverging Effects of High Homeownership Rates on Inequalities8
Political Economy in Housing Studies: Geography or History?7
Between Self-organization and Formal Participation: Increasing Tenants’ Influence through Self-management? – A Dutch Case-study7
Capturing Low Demand Through Long Time-On-Market: Functional Obsolescence and Owner Resignation Among Old Rental Houses7
Mothering During Homelessness: Temporary Accommodation as Heterotopia7
The Use of Turning Points in Understanding Homelessness Transitions: A Critical Social Psychological Perspective6
Housing Associations as Urban Entrepreneurs? A New Role for Housing Associations in Danish Urban Governance6
Exploring Cultural Determinants of Tenure Decisions: Evidence from an Owning-Centric Context6
Homeownership Habitus and Residential Practice of Highly-Skilled Chinese Migrants in the Netherlands6
Managing Work-Home Spillover: Homemaking in China’s Employer-Provided Housing6
The Housing Vulnerability Deadlock: A View from Canada6
“Resetting” the Neighbourhood: Residents’ Resistance to Place Destruction in Gränby, Uppsala6
The Routledge Handbook of Housing and Welfare6
The Transformative Potential of Everyday Life: Shared Space, Togetherness, and Everyday Degrowth in Housing6
Thinking Female Bodyspace and Housing Through Corporeal Feminist Theory5
Student Accommodation in Scotland: Home, Emotions and Diverse Experiences5
Introducing Rhythmanalysis through the Work of Dawn Lyon5
Living Small in the Big City Under Lockdown: Urban Amenities, Housing Conditions, and ‘Feeling Depressed Because of COVID19´ in Berlin, Germany5
The Buyer’s Price Programme: State-Led-Neoliberalism and Legitimating a New Mode of Housing in Israel5
Beyond the Label: A Mixed-Methods Study of Community Life, Collective Efficacy and Structural Conditions in Danish ‘Ghetto’ Neighbourhoods5
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