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Urban studies, 2021
The right to housing is generally understood as a local struggle against the global commodification of housing. While useful for recognising overarching urbanisation processes, such understanding risks washing over the distinctive politics that produce ...
Oded Haas
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The right to housing is generally understood as a local struggle against the global commodification of housing. While useful for recognising overarching urbanisation processes, such understanding risks washing over the distinctive politics that produce ...
Oded Haas
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International Journal of Housing Policy, 2022
In recent decades, most Latin American countries have had their constitutions substantially amended, and several countries have introduced new constitutions altogether.
Francesco Maniglio, Fernando Casado
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In recent decades, most Latin American countries have had their constitutions substantially amended, and several countries have introduced new constitutions altogether.
Francesco Maniglio, Fernando Casado
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Assessing Housing First programs from a right to housing perspective
Housing Studies, 2021The notion that Housing First (HF) is a human-rights based approach to housing some of society’s most vulnerable citizens is often alluded to in the literature, but seldom interrogated. In this paper, we examine whether HF in Alberta, Canada is practiced
Sophie L. Stadler, D. Collins
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Does Housing First policy seek to fulfil the right to housing? The case of Alberta, Canada
, 2021Housing First (HF) operates on the premise that permanent housing is the first need of people experiencing chronic homelessness. It understands housing as a resource to which everyone is entitled, not a privilege that must be earned.
D. Collins, Madeleine Stout
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Neoliberal Urbanity and the Right to Housing of the Urban Poor in Dhaka, Bangladesh
, 2020In Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh with a population of 18 million, nearly one-third are living under the threat of eviction without resettlement due to lack of tenure security.
L. Lata
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From housing crisis to housing justice: Towards a radical right to a home
Urban studies, 2021Amidst a protracted housing crisis that has affected major cities in Europe and beyond, vibrant social movements for housing justice are trying to challenge the notion that housing is a commodity, with transformative demands framing housing as a ...
Valesca Lima
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The right to housing in an ownership society
, 2020The last decade has seen the rise of a new alliance among U.S. housing advocates, human rights advocates, and right to the city advocates that stands unified in opposition to rising rents, gentrification, evictions, and the criminalization of ...
Casey J. Dawkins
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‘Right to the city’ and the New Urban Agenda: learning from the right to housing
Territory, Politics, Governance, 2018The ‘right to the city’ has influenced the New Urban Agenda and other global and national urban policies. In the process, the meaning has narrowed towards realizing human rights in cities.
I. Turok, Andreas Scheba
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International Journal of Housing Policy, 2020
The introduction of the mandatory ‘Right to Buy’ (RTB) in 1980 for qualifying tenants in municipal housing was a significant development in British housing policy.
Ben Pattison, Ian Cole
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The introduction of the mandatory ‘Right to Buy’ (RTB) in 1980 for qualifying tenants in municipal housing was a significant development in British housing policy.
Ben Pattison, Ian Cole
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