摘要 : The housing policy of Barcelona, the Plan for the Right to Housing (2015-2020), implemented by the anti-austerity local government of Barcelona en Comu, relates closely to degrowth imaginaries and norms. It incorporates vacant hou... 展开 The housing policy of Barcelona, the Plan for the Right to Housing (2015-2020), implemented by the anti-austerity local government of Barcelona en Comu, relates closely to degrowth imaginaries and norms. It incorporates vacant housing to the public housing stock, develops a special unit for attending evictions and other residential emergencies, and introduces support for promising yet marginal tenure forms such as co-housing or leasehold estate. However, a critical analysis of this policy reveals strong contradictions and limitations. Given the existing uneven socio-spatial dynamics of a global city such as Barcelona, the well-established power relations in the production of urban space, and the still-dominant discourse of austerity, the local government's actions remain precarious. However, albeit both promising and contradictory, Barcelona's housing policy proves to be a useful case for developing degrowth planning principles and tools for urban housing policy and beyond. 收起