Vol. 42 No. 1 (2026): Right to housing or right to property? Between owner individualism and housing as a collective achievement

Coordinated by: Irene Sabaté Muriel, Marco Aparicio Wilhelmi and Miguel Ruiz Díaz-Reixa.
Technical coordination: Daniel Malet, Joan Roura and Guillermo Aguirre.

Image of the cover: Irene Sabaté Muriel, Florida neighborhood, l'Hospitalet de Llobregat.

Published: 2026-07-31

EDITORIAL

Housing as a collective achievement

Joan Roura Expósito, Daniel Malet Calvo

1-2
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PRESENTATION

Right to housing or right to property? Between proprietary individualism and housing as a collective achievement

Irene Sabaté Muriel , Marco Aparicio Wilhelmi , Miguel Ruiz Díaz-Reixa

3-10
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MONOGRAPHIC

«Pressed by the movements»: the dispute between the right to housing and property rights in Catalan law

João França , Jordi Mir Garcia

11-26
- PDF (Català)
The strategic use of legal reforms to respond to the housing crisis. A balance on results, limits and potential

Gabriele D’Adda

27-44
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Combining science and experience: Alternative expertise in the housing rights movement in Catalonia

Montserrat Emperador Badimon , Marcos Ancelovici

45-61
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A Housing Complex with a Swimming Pool: Class, Housing, and Social Reproduction in New Residential Neighborhoods

Inés Gutiérrez Cueli

62-77
- PDF (Español (España))
"It's all paperwork and a waste of your time." Migrant mothers in Barcelona confronting the chronopolitics of housing provision

Diana Mata-Codesal

78-95
- PDF (Español (España))
Housing precariousness and power in the metropolis: a qualitative approach to the Barcelona metropolitan area

Josep Maria Caroz Armayones

96-113
- PDF (Català)
Planning class and racial dispossession of housing: Socio-legal analysis of Catalonia's Sectoral Territorial Housing Plan

Miguel Ruiz Díaz-Reixa

114-131
- PDF (Español (España))
Prefiguring redistributive housing commons: public–cooperative experiments in Berlin, Rome and Barcelona

Luisa Rossini

132-154
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MISCELLANY

Challenges and Opportunities in Ethnographic Research: Reflections on Vulnerability and Activism

Neixé Castellano Llordella , Júlia Perarnau Moles

155-171
- PDF (Català)

REVIEWS

Lo que Engels no podía saber. La vivienda como bien de inversión

Anna Recasens Garriga

172-174
- PDF (Català)

TRANSLATIONS

Accommodating 'generation rent': Unsettling dominant discourses on rental housing reform in Catalonia and Spain

Lorenzo Vidal , Javier Gil , Miguel A. Martínez ; Traducció: Marco Aparicio Wilhelmi , Traducció: Miguel

175-196
- PDF (Català)

Vol. 42 No. 1 (2026): Right to housing or right to property? Between owner individualism and housing as a collective achievement

EDITORIAL

Housing as a collective achievement

PRESENTATION

Right to housing or right to property? Between proprietary individualism and housing as a collective achievement

MONOGRAPHIC

«Pressed by the movements»: the dispute between the right to housing and property rights in Catalan law

The strategic use of legal reforms to respond to the housing crisis. A balance on results, limits and potential

Combining science and experience: Alternative expertise in the housing rights movement in Catalonia

A Housing Complex with a Swimming Pool: Class, Housing, and Social Reproduction in New Residential Neighborhoods

"It's all paperwork and a waste of your time." Migrant mothers in Barcelona confronting the chronopolitics of housing provision

Housing precariousness and power in the metropolis: a qualitative approach to the Barcelona metropolitan area

Planning class and racial dispossession of housing: Socio-legal analysis of Catalonia's Sectoral Territorial Housing Plan

Prefiguring redistributive housing commons: public–cooperative experiments in Berlin, Rome and Barcelona

MISCELLANY

Challenges and Opportunities in Ethnographic Research: Reflections on Vulnerability and Activism

REVIEWS

Lo que Engels no podía saber. La vivienda como bien de inversión

TRANSLATIONS

Accommodating 'generation rent': Unsettling dominant discourses on rental housing reform in Catalonia and Spain

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