The scale and severity of property crashes following the global financial crisis has made
vacancy a more visible and politically significant feature of cities. Although research has …

Amidst a protracted housing crisis that has affected major cities in Europe and beyond,
vibrant social movements for housing justice are trying to challenge the notion that housing …

The struggle for affordable housing reflects the widespread structural tensions that exist
between property markets and the provision of housing. Recent years have seen frequent …

Financialized student accommodation has emerged as an international asset class and is a
more visible and politically contentious feature of Irish cities. In this paper, I focus on Dublin …

Abstract Knowledge generated by and with radical housing movements is necessary to
achieve a more just housing system. This article analyses a militant research project …

Geographical analyses on protests against austerity politics using the framework of post-
politics have proliferated in recent years, mostly building on the work of Jacques Rancière …

This paper adopts an empirical focus on the everyday practices of Take Back the City, a
housing activist campaign in Summer 2018 in Dublin, as an illustration of occupations as …

This paper's main argument is that housing financialisation can be understood as a set of
intertwined digital/material processes, and that resisting housing financialisation requires …

Squatting and the State offers a new theoretical and methodological approach for analyzing
state response to squatting, homelessness, empty land, and housing. Embedded in local …

Cities are lived and made and constantly in a state of flux, and the same urban spaces can
be used by a variety of people in very different ways. I propose the concept of 'liquid …