Solutions to the housing crisis? Co-operative living 1970 to today

住房危机在日常生活中起着越来越决定性和有效的作用。它在学术和公共政策辩论中也发挥着突出作用。虽然私人租赁行业是学术界和公众辩论的焦点，但住房危机与住房合作社之间的相互作用，以及住房合作社成员的经历，却很少被记录在案。我将使用一个关键的框架，突出住房合作社成员的经历，以了解合作社生活对成员和更广泛的社区的社会影响，以及这与住房危机的相互作用。我将重点关注自1970年以来，性别在合作生活和布莱顿住房合作社中的经验价值，并对同一时期曼彻斯特和伦敦的住房合作社进行比较。我的目标是进行研究，突出住房合作社在解决住房危机的社会政策中的作用。特别是，本研究将侧重于合作生活如何为住房危机提供社会政策反应，从而消除住房危机对低收入妇女的不平衡影响。

The housing crisis plays an increasingly decisive and effective role in everyday life. It also plays a prominent role in academic and public policy debates. While the private rental sector is the focus of significant academic and public debate, the interactions between the housing crisis and housing co-operatives, and the experiences of members of housing co-operatives, has been less documented. Using a critical framework, I will foreground the experiences of members of housing co-operatives to understand the social impacts of co-operative living on members and the wider community, and the interaction of this with the housing crisis. I will be focused on the experiential value of gender in co-operative living and the housing co-operatives of Brighton since 1970, with a comparative look at housing co-operatives in Manchester and London in the same period. I will aim to produce research which foregrounds the role of housing co-operatives in social policy solutions to the housing crisis. In particular, this research will focus on the ways in which cooperative living can provide social policy responses to the housing crisis that will undo the uneven impacts of the housing crisis on low-income women.