This paper discusses home-making practices and senses of belonging in a street in a disadvantaged neighbourhood in the south of the Netherlands. The local tenure mix of tenants and owner-occupiers offers insight into the role class and ethnicity play in social mixing. Therefore, attention is paid to narratives and the informal organisation of different living spaces and territory-making practices. Here, the domestic space could be experienced as a vehicle of intimacy and sociability, or conversely as encouraging alienation. Such practices, in combination with length of stay result in mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion. The insights derived from this study will contribute to the theoretical discussion on home-making practices and belonging.

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终身制：分开还是在一起？在家中制作手工艺品并属于荷兰人街头。

本文讨论了荷兰南部一个处境不利的社区的街道上的家庭制作实践和归属感。租户和自住者在当地的权属组合使人们深入了解了阶级和种族在社会融合中的作用。因此，要注意叙事和不同生活空间和领土制定做法的非正式组织。在这里，家庭空间可以被视为亲密和社交的媒介，或者相反，可以被视为鼓励疏远。这种做法加上逗留时间的长短导致了包容和排斥的机制。从这项研究中得出的见解将有助于有关家庭实践和归属的理论讨论。