Multi-local living and sustainability: Social, spatial and cultural implications

Call for papers 
6th meeting of the European Network for Multi-locality Studies (online), 3./4. November 2022 

Multi-local living, the fact of living in more than one habitual dwelling at the same time, is a widespread practice that can be perceived as unsustainable. Multi-locality is affecting more and more people in all strata of society: work-family weekend commuters, Living Apart Together couples (LATs), children in joint custody, patchwork families, national or transnational long-distance workers, seasonal workers, (high-)mobile professions, expatriates, secondary residents, students, transmigrants… (Wood, Hilti et al. 2015; Duchene-Lacroix 2014, Hilti 2009).  All of them have different living characteristics with an impact on sustainability or that apply different sustainability strategies. 
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