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November 18, 2025Berliner Journal für SoziologieOpen Access

The moral economy of housing provision in Scandinavia and beyond: A conversation

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ECEric ClarkANAndreas NovyHVHans Volmary

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The conversation explores moral economy principles in housing provision, highlighting impacts of privatisation and neoliberalism on inequalities in Scandinavia.

Key Points

  • Housing provision illustrates the influence of moral economy on societal values and practices, particularly in Scandinavia.
  • The analysis reveals the tension between neoliberal reforms and the resilience of certain housing models in Sweden and Denmark.
  • A moral economy perspective allows for a deeper understanding of the effects of financialisation and individualisation on housing.
  • The exploration suggests that integrated approaches can inform sustainable housing policies and reduce inequalities.

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Clark et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6924fee6c0ce034ddc3516d9https://doi.org/10.1007/s11609-025-00577-0
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