Like snails born with their shell, Greek children are born with the social imaginary that family
should provide them with a housing solution at some point in their adult–if not already in …

This article explores the impact of sexual orientation on the housing practices of individuals
self-identified as LGB+ in Athens, Greece. In Greece, welfare state was always inadequate …

This article analyzes housing vulnerability and dispossession in Greece through a focus on
LGBTQ+ gender identity and sexuality. Since families often reject non-heteronormative …

Against the heteronormativity of the increasing field of studies around intergenerational
family relations within asset-based welfare systems, the paper analyses the housing …

Greek society remains deeply patriarchal with heteronormative imaginaries imposed by its
institutions. Both the main welfare agents, the state and the family, reproduce gendered …

The article reviews the problems of those who, due to their sexual orientation, find
themselves homeless or dealing with serious housing problems, using the existing …

The welfare regime of Southern Europe, and Greece in particular, does not adequately
cover the needs of its citizens. On the contrary, and within this context, family welfare has to …

This chapter highlights the relevance of the intersectionality of class and sexuality as
pertaining to parental mobilities and geographies of choice, where perceptions, experiences …

Research in urban studies on lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT+) people and their
housing choices has focused on economic choices and the role of exclusion, or conversely …

The topic of patriarchy has received little direct attention by geographers but it is addressed
in this paper as a central tenet of the structuring of urban social space. Drawing on an …