ENHR Conferences
ENHR aims to organise a major conference every year. Each conference takes place in a different country and is organised by a Local Organising Committee (LOC). These conferences offer workshops, plenaries and excursions.
Upcoming conferences
The 2023 conference will be held in Lodz (Poland) on 28-30 June.
Theme: “Urban regeneration: its shines and shadows”.
More information will follow.
Impressions from the 2022 conference in Barcelona (Spain) ‘The struggle for the right to housing: The pressures of globaliszation and affordability in cities today’
ENHR statement on in-person conferences
Face-to-face discussions are hard to duplicate online, and we believe that personal in-person interactions strengthen our network and can lead to important collaborations via better communication, and building stronger relations and trust. Place is central to what we study so we convene in a different European city every year, allowing scholars to engage with the local context of situate its housing in context.
We recognise that conferences have environmental implications and so are taking important steps to reduce our carbon footprint such as promoting sustainable travel and environmentally aware catering. For those who cannot or do not want to attend in person we will offer the option of attending plenary sessions (only) remotely, but we hope many members will take part in the full conference in Barcelona in August 2022.
Guidelines for conference organisers
For ENHR conferences guidelines are available. Applications will be evaluated by the Coordination Committee based on these guidelines.
Application form for conference organisers
For ENHR conferences guidelines are available. Applications will be evaluated by the Coordination Committee based on these guidelines.
Guidelines for conference papers
A set of guidelines is available for papers to be submitted for ENHR conferences.
Overview ENHR conferences
Impressions from the 2019 conference in Athens (Greece)
2018 Uppsala (Sweden)
More together, more apart: Migration, desification and segregation
2017 Tirana (Albania)
Affordable housing for all! Redefining the role of public and private sectors
2016 Belfast (Northern Ireland)
Governance, Territory and Housing
2015 Lisbon (Portugal)
Housing and Cities in a time of change: are we focusing on People?
2014 Edinburgh (Scotland)
Beyond Globalisation. Remaking Housing Policy in a Complex World
2013 Tarragona (Spain)
Overcoming the Crisis: integrating the urban environment
2012 Lillehammer (Norway)
Housing: Local Welfare and Local Markets in a Globalised World
2011 Toulouse (France)
“Mixité’: an urban and housing issues?
2010 Istanbul (Turkey)
Urban Dynamics and Housing Change
2009 Prague (Czech Republic)
Changing Housing Markets: Integration and Segregation
2008 Dublin (Ireland)
Shrinking Cities, Sprawling Suburbs, Changing Countrysides
2007 Rotterdam (The Netherlands)
Sustainable Urban Areas
2006 Ljubljana (Slovenia)
Housing in an Expanding Europe: Theory, Policy, Implementation and Participation
2005 Reykjavik (Iceland)
Housing in Europe: Challenges and Innovations
2004 Cambridge (United Kingdom)
Housing: Growth and Regeneration
2003 Tirana (Albania)
Marking Cities Work
2002 Vienna (Austria)
Housing Cultures – Convergence and Diversity
2001 Pultusk (Poland)
Housing and Urban Development in New Europe
2000 Gävle (Sweden)
Housing in the 21st Century: Fragmentation and Reorientation
1999 Balatonfüred (Hungary)
New European Housing and Urban Policies
1998 Cardiff (United Kingdom)
Housing Futures: Renewal, Innovation and Sustainability
1997 Piran (Slovenia)
Housing in Transition
1996 Helsingør (Denmark)
Housing and European Integration
1994 Glasgow (United Kingdom)
Housing: Making the Connections
1993 Budapest (Hungary)
Housing Policy in Europe in the 1990s: Integration in the West, Transformation in the East
1992 The Hague (The Netherlands)
European Cities: Growth and Decline in the Netherlands
1991 Oslo (Norway)
Housing Policy as a Strategy for Change
1990 Paris (France)
Housing Debates – Urban Challenges
1989 Noszvaj (Hungary)
East European Housing Reform
1988 Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
Housing, Policy, and Urban Innovation (ENHR was established after this meeting)
1986 Gävle (Sweden)
International Research Conference on Housing Policy
