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, 2012 M. Slatter ; Eviction highlights the distinctions between 'housing' and 'home'. Various studies have consistently shown that eviction is a more likely reality for the poor, the marginalised, and the vulnerable. Eviction marks the limit of security of tenure.
M. Slatter, Slatter, M.
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, 1995 Abstract The tenants were to leave Strokestown in five “batches,” the first four in groups just over one hundred in number and the last made up of stragglers, those who had at first refused the offer of a free passage to America or who could not make up their minds until all the rest had left.
Norman-Eady, Sandra.
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, 2017 The Eviction is a film about the forced eviction of a large homeless encampment in Dallas. In an effort to understand the gravity over a month of filming I will capture the stories of people, events, and the trials of those who are trying to offer a hand up.
Galloway, Andrew Reynolds
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Journal of Law and Social Policy, 2023 Very little scholarship has specifically considered the phenomenon of eviction as a colonial process, or examined the role of the eviction legal system in reproducing colonial structures and relations.
Sarah Buhler, Patricia Barkaskas
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Development Policy Review, 2020
AbstractMotivationShould the process of forcibly evicting people from customary land be classified as a “disaster”? Some international organizations and governments are integrating processes on forced eviction of urban residents into policies that are primarily designed to manage displacements due to climate change and disasters—such as Vanuatu’s 2018 ...
Day, J, Wewerinke‐Singh, M, Price, S
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AbstractMotivationShould the process of forcibly evicting people from customary land be classified as a “disaster”? Some international organizations and governments are integrating processes on forced eviction of urban residents into policies that are primarily designed to manage displacements due to climate change and disasters—such as Vanuatu’s 2018 ...
Day, J, Wewerinke‐Singh, M, Price, S
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Evictions and psychiatric treatment
Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 2022AbstractStable housing is critical for health, employment, education, and other social outcomes. Evictions reflect a form of housing instability that is experienced by millions of Americans each year. Inadequately treated psychiatric disorders have the potential to influence evictions in several ways.
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, 2018 In this project, students investigated how Hartford residents came to face eviction, their experiences with the eviction process, and the immediate and long-term ramifications of their evictions on their families.
Pressman, Lindsay, White, Anjenique
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The Health Impact of Evictions
Pediatrics, 2021A slip of paper posted on a door can signal the beginning of a destructive process for children’s health. Each year, more than 2.3 million households receive eviction notices.1 Despite fair housing laws which ban discrimination against children and families, households with children are more likely to be evicted than childless households, even when ...
Dana K, Goplerud +2 more
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