Living in Social Housing. Latin American Theoretical Perspectives, Research Itineraries, and Emerging Agendas for Its Study

Associated with the renewal of research agendas, the study of social hou-sing and its inhabitants has begun to take on new impetus in Latin America. Diverse factors such as the rise in theoretical approaches that return agency to certain things or the recent pandemic’s impact on domestic housing, con-tributed to giving this renewal traction. This article proposes a review of qua-litative research about social housing in three national contexts (Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina), explaining a profound look into the production and use of that space. As a result, the author puts forward a balance sheet of the topics dealt with and traces ways forward for an emerging agenda around the study of social housing