Preface Julie LaPalme, Guid o Schwarzendahl Grassroots housing models in Europe -- debates and the potential of translocal networks. An introduction Corinna Hölzl Part I Grassroots housing production in Europe: National and local similarities and differences 1 Zagreb and Vienna -- 7,681 affordable housing units: Revisiting large-scale not-for-profit housing provision Iva Marcetic, Gabu Heindl 2 Community-led housing in England: Emergence, growth and prospects David Mullins, Tom Archer, Tom Moore 3 The transformative role of institutional capabilities. The diffusion of the community land trust model in Belgium between community agency and political will Verena Lenna, Nele Aernouts 4 Between provision and self-determination: New forms and networks of self-governance in public and collectively-owned housing in Germany. Bettina Barthel, Anna Heilgemeir 5 Housing co-operatives in Italy: A discontinuous tradition amid crisis and re-emerging public-co-operative synergies Silvia Cafora, Rossella Ferro 6 Collaborative housing in the Czech Republic: Focusing on the layers of obduracy Tomás Horení Samec, Petr Kodenko Kubala, Václav Orcígr, Jan Malý Blazek Part II Translocal networks, institutions and solidarity 7 Advocating housing politics transnationally and translocally Johanna Hoerning, Florin Keuneke 8 The emergence of student housing cooperatives in the UK: Grassroots activism, trans-local networks and situational challenges Anke Schwittay 9 The NETCO collaborative housing network. European cities: Practicing, cooperating and recommending Michael LaFond 10 Community-led housing as an opportunity for development and growing together in Europe. A call for civil society financing instruments and more public support Rolf Novy-Huy 11 Engaging with EU funding: How the Global Ecovillage Network leverages projects in Europe André de Freitas Girardi, Ana Margarida Esteves 12 Transnational pathways - Taking the CLT framework from place to place to transform structures and debates on land ownership Sabine Horlitz, Corinna Hölzl Part III Conversations with and about transnational grassroots networks 13 The CoHabitat Network: Connecting civil society around community-led housing across the globe. In conversation with urbaMonde Corinna Hölzl, Sascha Rentzsch, Pierre Arnold 14 'We need to mainstream the alternatives' - In conversation about transnational financial instruments and legal forms to allow for new housing cooperatives in Europe Corinna Hölzl, Sascha Rentzsch, Ana Dzokic, Goran Jeras, Knut Höller, Peter Kämmerling 15 The European Student Cooperative Housing Alliance: A conversation about growing student housing cooperatives Anke Schwittay, Scott Jennings, Jens-Uwe Köhler, Léa Oswald Conclusion: Contemporary character of community-led housing and the capacities of translocal networks Corinna Hölzl.