This article reviews the emerging literature on the negotiation of home‐related feelings,
claims, and practices in the public urban sphere, under the rubric of homemaking in the …

This article is a conceptual invitation to homing, to revisit the everyday social experience of
home as a situated manifestation of lifelong needs and desires for space appropriation …

Home matters, for people's everyday life and for social research, in ways that are still lacking
a systematic sociological framework of analysis. As a contribution toward this framework, we …

This article investigates homemaking as a set of practices and a perspective on migrants'
ways of local incorporation, with its own material, emotional and relational underpinnings …

What is the opposite of home? Is it necessarily something 'negative'? Similar questions, far
from having a self-evident answer, make for a fruitful entry point for research into the social …

International migration creates significant dilemmas for people to feel at home or not and a
meaningful field to investigate this emotional experience. Using a cross‐country survey of …

This article introduces the notion of 'accumulated homelessness' to account for the repeated
loss and lack of home experienced by many migrants in Europe today. Through the lens of …

This article retraces the aftermath of the eviction of a squatted building that took place in
Rome (2017). It draws on ethnography among Eritrean and Ethiopian migrants, analyzing …

ABSTRACT 'Home', as a special place and a set of practices that separate it from the rest,
may 'scale up'to the public sphere, particularly among immigrant and religious minorities …

Hospitality, as an analytic and a lived experience, is central to the day-to-day workings of
home, and to managing the tensions and contradictions inherent in place attachment and …