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
From Cave to Cage? The Evolution of Housing Complexity and the Contemporary Dead End for the Human Brain15
“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
Political Economy of Housing in Chile14
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
Assembling Imperceptibility: The Material, Financial and Policy Dimensions of Combustible Cladding in Residential High-Rise13
Residential Alienation and Generational Activism in Hong Kong13
“The House with the Red Roof:” A Migrant-Owned Apartment in Japan and the Surrounding Relations of a “Society with Houses”12
Practices of Homing: How People with Temporary Living Arrangements Create Home(s) Through Practices12
Pricing or Prizing? The Valuation of Need in a Crisis of Housing Affordability11
Intersectionalizing Housing Discrimination Under Rentier Capitalism in an Asset-Based Society11
From Private to Public: The Public Balcony as a Catalyst in Ankara Apartments10
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
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
Land, Abstraction, and Housing Provision8
Belgium’s Successful Ride on the Elephant? The Diverging Effects of High Homeownership Rates on Inequalities8
Beyond Legal Asymmetry: Economic Inequalities Between Small-Scale Landlords and Tenants in Europe and Housing Configurations8
Housing Movements, Commons and ‘Precarious Institutionalization’8
Mothering During Homelessness: Temporary Accommodation as Heterotopia7
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
The Routledge Handbook of Housing and Welfare6
The Transformative Potential of Everyday Life: Shared Space, Togetherness, and Everyday Degrowth in Housing6
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 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
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
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