International Journal of Housing Policy,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
23(3), С. 523 - 542
Опубликована: Март 31, 2022
The
intersection
between
Covid-19,
housing
and
inequality
has
played
an
important
role
in
the
pandemic,
particularly
private
rental
sector
(PRS).
This
article
draws
on
qualitative
research
Ireland
to
examine
tenants'
experiences
of
'home
making'
unmaking'
during
pandemic.
It
explores
structural
everyday
processes
that
shaped
experience
'home',
identifies
factors
which
undermined
experience.
Our
finds
Covid-19
pandemic
collided
with
existing
set
inequalities
PRS,
including
those
related
insecurity,
poor
quality
dwellings
inability
control
or
adapt
dwellings.
Analysing
how
structures
interacted
impact
as
well
practices
home
making
unmaking,
re-centres
order
make
visible
politics
context
suggests
equality
needs
be
'baked
in'
our
systems
avoid
kind
mutually
reinforcing
dynamic
external
shock
pre-existing
identified
present
research.
Urban forestry & urban greening,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
64, С. 127257 - 127257
Опубликована: Июль 19, 2021
Urban
green
infrastructure
provides
a
range
of
experiences
for
people
and
various
health
benefits
that
support
human
well-being.
To
increase
urban
resilience,
exceptional
situations,
such
as
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
are
important
to
learn
from.
This
study
aims
understand
how
residents
in
Turku,
middle-sized
city
Finland,
perceived
their
outdoor
recreation
changed
nature
contributed
subjective
well-being
during
early
phases
COVID-19.
Sites
associated
ecosystem
service
were
gathered
through
map-based
survey.
In
addition,
contribution
on
was
measured
Likert
scale
statements
changes
behaviour
self-reported
number
days
from
responses
open
survey
questions.
Data
analysed
quantitative,
qualitative
spatial
methods.
The
results
show
nearly
half
respondents
increased
majority
sites
visited
more
or
often
before
pandemic.
analysis
revealed
most
near
forests,
semi-natural
areas
housing
well
relatively
close
respondent's
residence.
Respondents
had
reasons
behaviour.
For
some
shift
working
remotely
everyday
routines
led
spending
time
outdoors
less
while
others
avoided
crowded
due
social
distancing.
also
indicate
people's
opportunities
adapt
pandemic
conditions
differ
greatly.
nature's
regardless
Our
highlights
planning
should
respond
different
needs
order
widely,
just
way,
promote
resilience
its
residents.
Participatory
mapping
can
capture
variety
resident's
values
identify
key
multiple
benefits.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
18(14), С. 7329 - 7329
Опубликована: Июль 8, 2021
The
COVID-19
pandemic
and
the
precautionary
measures
applied
globally
(lockdowns
curfews)
have
impacted
homes,
including
work.
Working
from
home
(WFH)
has
emerged
as
a
growing
trend
in
post-pandemic
era.
research
question
was:
iScience,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
25(11), С. 105297 - 105297
Опубликована: Окт. 7, 2022
Since
early
2020,
researchers
have
made
efforts
to
study
various
issues
related
cities
and
the
pandemic.
Despite
wealth
of
research
on
this
topic,
there
are
only
a
few
review
articles
that
explore
multiple
it.
This
is
partly
because
rapid
pace
publications
makes
systematic
literature
challenging.
To
address
issue,
in
present
study,
we
rely
bibliometric
analysis
techniques
gain
an
overview
knowledge
structure
map
key
themes
trends
Results
2,799
show
mainly
focuses
six
broad
themes:
air
quality,
meteorological
factors,
built
environment
transportation,
socio-economic
disparities,
smart
cities,
with
first
three
being
dominant.
Based
findings,
discuss
major
lessons
can
be
learned
from
pandemic
highlight
areas
need
further
research.
Current Psychology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
43(9), С. 8532 - 8541
Опубликована: Март 15, 2022
During
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
United
Kingdom
(UK)
government
introduced
public
health
safety
measures
to
mitigate
spikes
in
infection
rates.
This
included
stay-at-home
orders
that
prevented
people
from
leaving
their
homes
for
work
or
study,
except
urgent
medical
care
buying
essential
items.
practice
could
have
both
short
and
long-term
implications
wellbeing
of
UK.
Using
longitudinal
data
10,630
UK
adults,
this
study
prospectively
examined
association
between
home
confinement
status
during
stringent
lockdown
(March
23-May
13,
2020)
20
indicators
subjective
well-being,
social
pro-social/altruistic
behaviors,
psychological
distress,
behaviors
assessed
approximately
one
month
after
ended.
All
analyses
adjusted
socio-demographic
characteristics
isolation
beginning
pandemic.
Home
was
associated
with
greater
subsequent
compliance
rules,
more
perceived
major
stressors,
a
lower
prevalence
physical
activity.
There
modest
evidence
associations
life
satisfaction,
loneliness,
depressive
symptoms,
anxiety
minor
stressors
post-lockdown.
However,
there
little
other
indices
well-being.
While
our
shows
impacts
some
outcomes
even
lockdown,
degree
adaptation
difficult
behavior
remains
unclear
should
be
further
studied.
