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Birth rate crisis and family diversityFamily policies as a public, strategic and worthwhile affair

Elisa Stinus Bru de Sala

In keeping with the model adopted in the Nordic countries, childhood and family policies should cover four...

Birth rate crisis and family diversityRecognising and integrating family diversity

Diana Marre

So-called “new families” are not truly new; they have always existed. Flexible family arrangements and...

Birth rate crisis and family diversityParenting communities: a growing alternative

Christel Keller

The vanishing extended family, the complexities of parenting, and the rise of new educational codes are...

The social divides of the housing crisisGuaranteeing housing: a metropolitan challenge

Milagros Pérez Oliva

Barcelona has always been a welcoming and appealing city. It is no wonder that its residents state, in poll after poll, that they would like to continue to do so. And their...

The social divides of the housing crisisHouse is a house is a house is a house is a house

Zaida Muxí Martínez

The design of a substantial amount of housing is based on an obsolete concept that organises space according...

The social divides of the housing crisisThe Barcelona model in the European context

Sorcha Edwards

Cities are emerging as key players in the European challenge of building a human-focussed model for housing....

The social divides of the housing crisisHouse-hunting young people or how to play the hunger games

A combination of low wages and skyrocketing housing prices is increasingly hampering young people’s...

The social divides of the housing crisisMyths and truths about generation rent

A series of misconceptions and false beliefs surrounding rental housing have been propagated in recent years...

Barcelona Metropolis

N135 - Jul 25 |

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