Bringing new ideas to housing research

Critical Housing Analysis is a peer-reviewed international journal focusing on critical and innovative housing research.

It publishes high-quality academic research in short articles that are meant to provoke discussion.

It combines high academic rigour with a quick, free, and open publication process: all articles are open access without any APC charged to the authors and we guarantee a quick decision and high academic impact.

We especially welcome challenging ideas, interdisciplinary approaches and submissions from countries that are weakly represented in the mainstream housing research discourse. 

A view from housing – contributions of housing research to social and behavioural theory

We plan a special issue on "A view from housing – contributions of housing research to social and behavioural theory" edited by Hannu Ruonavaara (University of Turku, Finland) as 2024/2.

Facing the Housing Affordability Crisis in Southern Europe: Housing Policies in the Spotlight

We plan a special issue on "Facing the Housing Affordability Crisis in Southern Europe: Housing Policies in the Spotlight" edited by Dimitra Siatitsa (University of Crete, Greece), Héctor Simón Moreno (Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain), Sandra Marques Pereira (University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal), Thorsten Heitkamp (TU Dortmund, Germany) as 2024/2.