Relational housing across the North-South divide: learning between Albania, Uganda, and the UK
Relational housing across the North-South divide: learning between Albania, Uganda, and the UK
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跨越南北鸿沟的关系型住房：阿尔巴尼亚、乌干达和英国之间的学习
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10.1080/02673037.2020.1722801
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发表时间：
2020
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3.2
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Heslop J
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Heslop J
在本文中，我们研究如何理解住房作为一个关系的过程。根据对三个不同城市的研究，我们进行了一次不太可能的对话，将全球南北分歧的住房叙述汇集在一起。在这样做时，我们关注的是从两个广义上思考住房的关系：首先，住房是经济、空间、政治、法律和材料的关系组合，由权力和资源不平等的特殊关系构成。第二，住房作为一个通过比较学习的空间，在不同的城市中连接地理和文化。当我们在全球南北鸿沟之间进行比较时，我们在住房方面的关系思维中学到了什么？作为回应，我们探讨了一组城市之间的对话往往在地图上的住房和城市研究的辩论：盖茨黑德（英国），坎帕拉（乌干达）和地拉那（阿尔巴尼亚）。在比较住房是如何生产，分配和居住，我们寻求有助于更广泛地了解住房的关系。
In this paper, we examine how to understand housing as a relational process. Drawing on research in three diverse cities, we stage an unlikely dialogue that brings together narratives of housing across the global North–South divide. In doing so, we are concerned with thinking housing relationally in two broad senses: first, housing as a relational composite of economy, space, politics, legality and materials, structured by particular relations of power and resource inequality. Second, housing as a space of learning through comparison, which connects geographically and culturally in distinct cities. What do we learn about relational thinking with regards to housing when we compare it across the global North–South divide? In response, we explore a dialogue between a set of cities often off-the-map in debates on housing and urban research: Gateshead (UK), Kampala (Uganda) and Tirana (Albania). In comparing how housing is produced, distributed and inhabited, we seek to contribute to a wider understanding of the relationalities of housing.