ABSTRACT

In this article, we draw on recent scholarship on home, property and regulation to develop an idea of home as being co-constituted by, and through, three different types of regulation – regulation of the self, regulation of life, and regulation as enforcement. We demonstrate how a focus on the mundane in regulation, as opposed to the spectacular, impacts on the making and unmaking of home in this context. Rather than draw on traditional housing tenures to make our point, we de-dramatize the relationship between home and tenure (ownership or renting) by drawing on a case study of a particular type of owned but precarious housing – those living in boats on a canal in England.

摘要

在本文中，我们利用有关住房，财产和监管的最新研究成果，提出了一种住房观念，该观念是由三种不同类型的监管并通过三种不同类型的监管共同构成的：自我监管，生活监管和执法实施。我们展示了在这种情况下，如何关注法规的普通性，而不是壮观的影响，对房屋的建造和拆除产生了影响。我们没有利用传统的房屋使用权来说明问题，而是通过对一种特殊类型的自有但不稳定的房屋（即住在运河上的船上房屋）进行案例研究，消除了房屋与房屋使用权之间的关系（所有权或租金）在英国。