Constance Uyttebrouck
Biographic Data
| ID | 4427488 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Constance Uyttebrouck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Constance |
| FAMILY NAME | Uyttebrouck |
| SIGNATURE | UYTTEBROUCK C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Liège |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1902-4358 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Hyper-commodified housing products and the triple crisis: Regulating the symptom or rethinking housing provision
Housing Young People Under Late Neoliberalism
Between declining access to affordable rental and homeownership, and growing inequalities in housing outcomes for young people, scholars have examined both their housing pathways and “solutions” for this cohort. Still, new analytical frameworks are needed to unpack rapidly changing housing situations, and the strategies of young people, families and housing providers in the pursuit of fairer and inclusive housing systems. With five contributions …
Enabling the emergence of shared housing for young adults in post-industrial cities: Between common interests and regulatory challenges
This article explores the processes enabling shared housing for students and young professionals as a strategic housing segment for the regeneration of post-industrial cities. It analyses the development of purpose-built student accommodation and related forms of high-density shared housing, as well as co-living, in university cities along the Walloon industrial axis (Belgium). Using desk research and expert interviews, the article examines how s…
From strugglers to superstars: Assessing the roles of European regions in knowledge flows
Implementing empowerment projects in urban neighbourhoods: Actors and interactions
Local governments support community empowerment in urban neighbourhoods through citizens’ active participation in urban renewal. While specific actors implement empowerment goals using dedicated instruments, implementation gaps remain, partly due to a lack of knowledge of neighbourhood governance. Our study aims to understand the actors’ roles and interactions in four cities of the Euregio Meuse-Rhine, combining action research and comparative ca…
Living and working in the (post-pandemic) city: A Research Agenda
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Work from home (WFH) received much public attention. Imposing such a measure was feasible in the context of labour markets’ flexibilisation, which has reshaped urban live-work relationships. However, the pandemic’s effects on those relationships have rarely been explored in housing and planning studies. This paper draws a research agenda based on a literature review of the changes in urban live-work relationships, wh…
Mixité fonctionnelle et nouveaux lieux de vie et de travail: Quel potentiel pour Bruxelles face à l’expansion du travail hybride
L’interconnexion renouvelée des lieux de vie et de travail n’est pas un phénomène nouveau. Insufflé par le développement des technologies de l’information et de la communication et l’avènement de l’économie de la connaissance, il a profondément marqué les villes. Depuis plusieurs années, les villes intègrent des principes de mixité fonctionnelle à leurs stratégies de développement urbain et elles ont été le témoin privilégié de l’émergence de nou…
Ontologies of live-work mix in Amsterdam, Brussels and Stockholm: An institutionalist approach drawing on path dependency
This paper examines the impact of institutional frameworks on ontologies of ‘live-work mix’, i.e. the renewed intertwining of residential and economic uses in urban developments. We aim to understand how local housing and planning regimes influence the nature of live-work mix by comparing three contrasting institutional frameworks (Amsterdam, Brussels, Stockholm), using an institutionalist approach to governance drawing on the concept of path dep…
The governance of live-work mix: Actors and instruments in Amsterdam and Brussels development projects
Le télétravail à Bruxelles avant la crise de la Covid-19
En Belgique, nombreux sont ceux qui ont été confrontés au télétravail intensif suite à la crise de la Covid-19. À partir de l'analyse de données individuelles de l'Enquête sur les Forces de Travail, notre recherche s'est attachée à approfondir les connaissances sur la propension au télétravail avant cette crise, en Belgique et à Bruxelles. Pour ce faire, nous avons étudié les profils types de télétravailleurs, en distinguant télétravail intensif …
Shared housing for students and young professionals: Evolution of a market in need of regulation
Shared housing for students and young professionals: Evolution of a market in need of regulation
Living and working in the (post-pandemic) city: A Research Agenda
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Work from home (WFH) received much public attention. Imposing such a measure was feasible in the context of labour markets’ flexibilisation, which has reshaped urban live-work relationships. However, the pandemic’s effects on those relationships have rarely been explored in housing and planning studies. This paper draws a research agenda based on a literature review of the changes in urban live-work relationships, wh…
Enabling the emergence of shared housing for young adults in post-industrial cities: Between common interests and regulatory challenges
This article explores the processes enabling shared housing for students and young professionals as a strategic housing segment for the regeneration of post-industrial cities. It analyses the development of purpose-built student accommodation and related forms of high-density shared housing, as well as co-living, in university cities along the Walloon industrial axis (Belgium). Using desk research and expert interviews, the article examines how s…
From strugglers to superstars: Assessing the roles of European regions in knowledge flows
The governance of live-work mix: Actors and instruments in Amsterdam and Brussels development projects
Shared housing for students and young professionals: Evolution of a market in need of regulation
The governance of live-work mix: Actors and instruments in Amsterdam and Brussels development projects
Le télétravail à Bruxelles avant la crise de la Covid-19
En Belgique, nombreux sont ceux qui ont été confrontés au télétravail intensif suite à la crise de la Covid-19. À partir de l'analyse de données individuelles de l'Enquête sur les Forces de Travail, notre recherche s'est attachée à approfondir les connaissances sur la propension au télétravail avant cette crise, en Belgique et à Bruxelles. Pour ce faire, nous avons étudié les profils types de télétravailleurs, en distinguant télétravail intensif …
Mixité fonctionnelle et nouveaux lieux de vie et de travail: Quel potentiel pour Bruxelles face à l’expansion du travail hybride
L’interconnexion renouvelée des lieux de vie et de travail n’est pas un phénomène nouveau. Insufflé par le développement des technologies de l’information et de la communication et l’avènement de l’économie de la connaissance, il a profondément marqué les villes. Depuis plusieurs années, les villes intègrent des principes de mixité fonctionnelle à leurs stratégies de développement urbain et elles ont été le témoin privilégié de l’émergence de nou…
Ontologies of live-work mix in Amsterdam, Brussels and Stockholm: An institutionalist approach drawing on path dependency
This paper examines the impact of institutional frameworks on ontologies of ‘live-work mix’, i.e. the renewed intertwining of residential and economic uses in urban developments. We aim to understand how local housing and planning regimes influence the nature of live-work mix by comparing three contrasting institutional frameworks (Amsterdam, Brussels, Stockholm), using an institutionalist approach to governance drawing on the concept of path dep…
Implementing empowerment projects in urban neighbourhoods: Actors and interactions
Local governments support community empowerment in urban neighbourhoods through citizens’ active participation in urban renewal. While specific actors implement empowerment goals using dedicated instruments, implementation gaps remain, partly due to a lack of knowledge of neighbourhood governance. Our study aims to understand the actors’ roles and interactions in four cities of the Euregio Meuse-Rhine, combining action research and comparative ca…
Living and working in the (post-pandemic) city: A Research Agenda
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Work from home (WFH) received much public attention. Imposing such a measure was feasible in the context of labour markets’ flexibilisation, which has reshaped urban live-work relationships. However, the pandemic’s effects on those relationships have rarely been explored in housing and planning studies. This paper draws a research agenda based on a literature review of the changes in urban live-work relationships, wh…
Enabling the emergence of shared housing for young adults in post-industrial cities: Between common interests and regulatory challenges
This article explores the processes enabling shared housing for students and young professionals as a strategic housing segment for the regeneration of post-industrial cities. It analyses the development of purpose-built student accommodation and related forms of high-density shared housing, as well as co-living, in university cities along the Walloon industrial axis (Belgium). Using desk research and expert interviews, the article examines how s…
From strugglers to superstars: Assessing the roles of European regions in knowledge flows
Hyper-commodified housing products and the triple crisis: Regulating the symptom or rethinking housing provision
Housing Young People Under Late Neoliberalism
Between declining access to affordable rental and homeownership, and growing inequalities in housing outcomes for young people, scholars have examined both their housing pathways and “solutions” for this cohort. Still, new analytical frameworks are needed to unpack rapidly changing housing situations, and the strategies of young people, families and housing providers in the pursuit of fairer and inclusive housing systems. With five contributions …
Political science (8 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (7 works) · Economics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Collaborative and Sustainable Housing Initiatives (4 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Public relations (3 works)