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@shelterforce.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 4:04 PM

How much can one night tell us about homelessness?

HUD's annual count is an important tool—but shelter capacity, weather, location, and people cycling in and out of homelessness can affect who gets counted.

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#Homelessness #HousingPolicy #HousingResearch

@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 7:54 AM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: www.linkedin.com/company/equa... REPORT :: Institutionalising the Public Interest: Land Governance as a Key to Housing Affordability in Europe :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 10:14 AM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @sheltercharity.bsky.social REPORT :: Foundation to Thrive: How to Unlock a Council Housing Revolution :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 11:41 AM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @centreforcities.bsky.social REPORT :: Rewiring council housebuilding: A programme for the 21st century :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 11:41 AM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @Policy_Exchange REPORT :: Fairer Housing Support. Rewiring our social housing and housing benefit systems to restore fairness, contribution and mobility :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 4:53 PM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @BevanFoundation REPORT :: Informing the follow-up inquiry into empty properties :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

@drkoeppe.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 2:12 PM

Please submit to our panel on Housing Conflicts & Politics at the German political science conference next year, #DVPWkongress2027, deadline 31 Oct 2026
www.dvpw.de/dvpw2027/aus...
#housingresearch
@eneimanns.bsky.social

Panel 1045 | Housing Conflicts and Politics Panel-Chair(s) / Panel Chair(s): Köppe, Stephan, Dr. Associate Professor, University College Dublin, stephan.koeppe@ucd.ie Neimanns, Eric, Dr., Max-Planck-Institut für Gesellschaftsforschung, erik.neimanns@mpifg.de Schlagwörter / Keywords: housing, political economy, social policy Zuordnung zu Untergliederungen / Classification: Sektion Politische Ökonomie AK Wohlfahrtsstaatsforschung Kurzbeschreibung / Abstract: Housing has become a highly topical and contested policy area within political economy and social policy (Köppe/Byrne 2024). Comparative housing studies have considered rising housing inequalities and the changing institutional policy landscape (e.g. financializaton), yet the politics behind these trends are still not well understood. We welcome any paper that address the politics of housing and the distributive conflicts around prioritising certain tenure types. Papers with a focus on the following questions are prioritised: What are the partisan preferences for housing policies? While political economy scholars have developed partisan cleavage theories for the welfare state in general, these preferences are less clear cut for housing policy. We encourage papers that address the complex partisan preferences with regards to homeownership, rental regulation and social housing and how these have changed over time. How do housing policies differ? Since the 1990s welfare regime theories have evolved and provide very specific insights for health, pensions and other policy fields. Yet, the housing regime literature mainly describes housing outcomes (e.g. tenure), instead of actual policy differences. Papers that aim to explain housing policy differences across countries are welcome. Housing policy actors The political advocacy of housing policy actors is still poorly understood. Recent advances consider how unions consider house prices in wage bargaining (Neimanns 2026), how f…
@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 4:18 PM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @centreforlondon.bsky.social REPORT :: Making Regeneration Work for London’s Communities :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 2:03 PM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @northernconsortium.bsky.social REPORT :: Unlocking over 500,000 good quality homes in the North :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 10:33 AM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @centreforcities.bsky.social REPORT :: Mind the density gap: How Britain’s big cities can build more homes near train stations :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy

@thinkhouseinfo.bsky.socialSep 3, 2026, 10:47 AM

Now included in www.thinkhouse.org.uk :: @homebuildersfed.bsky.social REPORT :: Planning on Empty :: Awaiting Editorial Panel assessment. #ukhousing #housingresearch #housingpolicy