The growing trend of living small: a critical approach to shrinking domesticities

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Co-living housing-as-a-service and COVID-19 : micro-housing and institutional precarity / Tegan Bergan & Rae Dufty-Jones -- Shifting domesticities in the Metropole Hotel / Jeffrey Kruth -- Political narratives of shrinking domesticities in Helsinki and Vienna / Johanna Lilius, Michael Friesenecker & Maximilian Krankl -- Shrinking aspirations : the potential impact of build to rent models on housing transitions / Daniel Durrant & Frances Brill -- Glamorising the materiality of 'living small' : de-stuffocation, storage, and tiny living aesthetics / Jen Owen -- Freedom or dispossession? : imaginaries of small, mobile living in the film Nomadland / Harris, E., Nowicki, M. and White, T. -- Decent homes in compact living? : conventional ideals in unconventional contexts / Anne Hedegaard Winther -- The tiny home lifestyle (THL) : a contemporary response to the neoliberalisation of housing / Megan Carras -- Understanding tiny house sustainabilities throught the lens of frictions / Hilton Penfold, Gordon Waitt and Pauline McGuirk -- Meshing with your home : seeking trouble in sharing dwelled spaces / Lauren Wagner & Clemens Driessen -- Minimalist lifestyles : performance, animism and desire for degrowth / Miriam Meissner -- Tiny houses and the economics of sufficiency : how 'shrinking domesticities' fit within the degrowth paradigm / Samuel Alexander and Heather Shearer -- Tiny living as an everyday practice of sufficiency : some experiences of tiny house owners in Germany / Petra Lütkey & Loisa Elbracht -- The tiny house movement : ecology, survival and inequality / Jenny Pickerill, Adam Barker & Jingjing Wang -- Cluster apartments : living with less as a model for lived solidarity? / Manuel Lutz -- Heterotopia : a new perspective on female-led tiny house projects / Alice Wilson.