AbstractDutch neighborhood policy is increasingly, and quite literally, addressing the habits of the heart—residents’ values, emotions, and intimate relationships—to encourage what we may call “affective citizenship.” Central to this governmental strategy is the creation of communities as spheres of belonging. This article focuses on neighborhoods as potential spaces of belonging and the role that “feeling at home” plays in residents’ community participation. More specifically, the article focuses on how immigrant women who are subject to the policy interventionism of a community participation program make use of a neighborhood center—a “parochial space”—in a Dutch urban neighborhood. I show how the program resonates with and affects their feelings of home; and, I address how the practices, concerns, and emotions of an intimate, gendered, domestic sphere are given expression in “parochial spaces” through the encounters and activities of immigrant women, thereby blurring the boundaries between what is conv...

中文翻译：

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家是心的习惯所在

摘要荷兰的邻里政策越来越多地，从字面上看，解决人们的内心习惯——居民的价值观、情感和亲密关系——以鼓励我们所谓的“情感公民”。这一政府战略的核心是将社区创建为归属范围。本文重点关注社区作为潜在的归属空间以及“宾至如归”在居民社区参与中的作用。更具体地说，本文重点关注受社区参与计划政策干预的移民妇女如何利用荷兰城市社区的社区中心——“狭隘空间”。我展示了该计划如何与他们的家的感觉产生共鸣并产生影响；并且，我讲述了一个亲密的、性别化的人的做法、关注点和情感，