Housing beyond the market. Geographical perspectives on social housing supply

For several years now, the topic of "housing" has been a decisive factor in urban debates and urban policy disputes. In particular, ensuring a socially just housing supply is a major challenge for cities and municipalities. This winter semester, the online lecture series will take this as an opportunity to examine the causes of the housing issue from a geographical perspective and to discuss various strategies and concrete projects for a social housing supply beyond the market.

Students of the TU Dresden can find all documents for the lecture series as well as the registration on OPAL: https://bildungsportal.sachsen.de/opal/auth/RepositoryEntry/32130367488

Public online lecture

From 25.10.2022 to 31.01.2023 on Tuesdays 16:30 hrs.

Link to participate: https://tu-dresden.zoom.us/j/64847013754?pwd=U1g3K0VjTnpzMExpb0JiTTY1ejRqUT09 

The course language of the lecture series is German.

Organized by:

• Technische Universität Dresden, Institute of Geography, Chair of Human Geography, Martin Ahlfeld, Prof. Dr. Judith Miggelbrink
• AAU Klagenfurt, Department of Geography and Regional Studies, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Matthias Naumann
• University of Trier, Department of Regional and Environmental Sciences, Working Group Economic Geography with Focus on Tourism Geography, Jun.-Prof. Dr. Michael Mießner
• University of Leipzig, Institute for Geography, Chair of Anthropogeography, Prof. Dr. Vera Denzer
• Working group on geographic housing market research, Dr. Jan Glatter

In cooperation with:

• Heinrich Böll Stiftung Rheinland-Pfalz
• Weiterdenken (Heinrich Böll Stiftung Sachsen)
• Zentrum für Baukultur Sachsen

Program:

• 25.10.2022
  Social Housing: An introduction from a geographical perspective
  Dr. Jan Glatter (Working group on geographic housing market research)
• 01.11.2022
  The State as Addressee of Urban Social Movements. Municipal Citizens' Petitions and the Housing Question
  Prof. Dr. Sebastian Schipper (Goethe Universität Frankfurt a.M.)
• 08.11.2022
  Housing as Social Infrastructure. Strategies of a housing policy oriented towards the common good
  Dr. Andrej Holm (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)
• 15.11.2022
  Municipal housing associations - tasks, significance and possibilities of control
  Sebastian Klöppel (Deutscher Städtetag)
• 22.11.2022
  Cooperatives as actors of social housing provision: Potentials, ambivalences and challenges
  Dr. Joscha Metzger (University Hamburg)
• 29.11.2022
  Land policy instruments - an answer to the questions of social housing supply?!
  Prof. Dr. Alexandra Weitkamp und Dr. Andreas Ortner (Technische Universität Dresden)
• 06.12.2022
  Socialization as a mean, democratization as a purpose - The campaign of Deutsche Wohnen and co. Enteignen for a Housing Sector for the Common Good in Berlin
  Justus Henze (Deutsche Wohnen Enteignen)
• 13.12.2022
  New Kids on the Block: The example of community housing in Munich and Frankfurt
  Carsten Praum (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar)
• 20.12.2022
  Housing in crisis?! - Possibilities and challenges of multi-perspective thematization in the classroom
  Jun.-Prof. Dr. Anja Bonfig (PH Schwäbisch Gmünd)
• 10.01.2023
  Socio-spatial approach and social housing. Examples from Trier
  Berit Herger (Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, Transformation and Digitalization Rhineland-Palatinate)
• 17.01.2023
  The development of a municipal housing association using the example of Dresden
  Marcus Müller (Housing Policy Officer, Dresden)
• 24.01.2023
  Non-profit housing. Possibilities and challenges of urban planning in Klagenfurt
  DI Robert Piechl (Head of the Department of Urban Planning in the Municipality of Klagenfurt am Wörthersee)
• 31.01.2023
  "Our landlords are ourselves!" - Housing projects in the collective ownership of tenants in Leipzig and Saxony
  Roman Grabolle (Haus- und WagenRat e.V., Leipzig, Dienstleistungskombinat MIR)

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