HOUWEL is a cross-national comparative project exploring the landscapes of home in 6 different contexts. Here we introduce the teams and the research context specific to each country.
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The Italian field research is conducted in Milan. To facilitate the research process the team leader created a network of collaborations with the following partners: City of Milan (Youth Policy and Housing Department), the School of Architecture and Society at the Politecnico University (Housing and Neighborhood course), and Cooperativa La Cordata, a non-profit social housing organization.
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The Dutch fieldwork is developed in collaboration with the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations (Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken).
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The fieldwork in the United Kingdom is conducted in Birmingham and benefits from the support of the School of Social Policy at the University of Birmingham, in particular Prof. Karen Rowlingson, Dr. Louise Overton and Dr. Ricky Joseph.
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The Japanese fieldwork is conducted in Tokyo and surrounding prefectures. It benefitted from the support of Waseda University, School of Asia Pacific Studies. The team would also like to thank Prof. Yoko Matsuoka, from Tokyo Kasei University, for her support with the recruiting process.
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