A Theory of Housing Provision under Capitalism

Focusing on the critical role of housing in capitalism, the book offers a Marxist analysis that connects capital circulation with housing outcomes. It explores how various capital fractions influence housing provision and delves into urban land rent through Marx's theories. The text emphasizes housing's significance in labor reproduction while highlighting the interplay of gender and class within the domestic sphere. Additionally, it examines state intervention's effects on capital circulation and its broader implications for class dynamics and power relations.