Housing has played a significant role in increasing inequality. It has been financialised and
losing its human and social dimensions. A critical review of housing policy directions is …

Purpose People experiencing homelessness are uniquely vulnerable to the impacts of a
pandemic, such as COVID-19. Therefore, governments across Canada have been …

Despite the relevance of social exclusion and economic inequality for homelessness,
empirical studies investigating how these issues relate to homeless people's psychological …

Informed by the capabilities approach, this paper considers the importance of control over
one's environment for people experiencing homelessness. Drawing on a study of temporary …

While social inequality is widely recognised as being a risk factor for COVID-19 infection or
serious forms of the disease, many questions still remain concerning the perception of …

Abstract Although Housing First (HF) has gained widespread support as a service model to
end homelessness, staircase services (SS) continue to proliferate. Critics have argued that …

ABSTRACT Nussbaum's Central Capabilities refer to the elements of a well-lived life, and
many adults who experience homelessness are deprived of these capabilities. The study …

The paper contributes to the growing research on relational thinking about housing and
home by exploring the informal homes of rural migrants in Khulna city, Bangladesh. The …

There is a growing body of literature that attests that self-articulation is carried out through
the building, decorating and arranging of home. This, for the most part, has tended to overly …

Names: Grander, Martin, editor.| Stephens, Mark, 1963–editor. Title: The Routledge
handbook of housing and welfare/edited by Martin Grander and Mark Stephens. Description …