Housing part 1: care ethics

David Rutledge; Emma Power; Kathy Mee

Housing part 1: care ethics

David Rutledge
, Emma Power
, Kathy Mee

School of Social Sciences

University of Newcastle

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

These days we're increasingly led to think of a house as a commodity, an investment to be turned into profit. But what does it mean to think of a house as a site of care, rather than an asset in a system of market exchange? This week we're re-centring people in the housing value debate.

Guests: Kathy Mee, Associate Professor of Cultural Geography, University of Newcastle NSW

Emma Power, Associate Professor of Geography and Urban Studies, Western Sydney University

Original language	English
Media of output	Podcast
Publisher	ABC Radio National
Publication status	Published - 4 Sept 2022

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