… Homelessness had become a social problem that was primarily not about solving the
nation's housing crisis. My first pressing question became: How (and why) did homelessness …

… homelessness, distinguishing between five ‘modes of power’ that may be used in attempts to
alter homeless … , the perspectives of practitioners and homeless people are brought to bear …

… by some crisis over the threshold of homelessness, has been called into question.An
alternative hypothesis holds that within the subsistence world of the marginally situated, bouts …

… in temporary or crisis accommodation specifically provided for homeless people. We … ’ of
homeless people, and set out proposals to facilitate moves towards more reliable homelessness …

… homeless accommodation services run by a charitable organisation, this research investigates
individuals’ psychological well-being over time following a period of homelessness. … crisis …

… crisis of housing affordability as a crisis of … crisis – that is, deregulation, privatisation, and
attacks on welfare state – are put forward as desirable and necessary remedies for the crisis that …

… to connect discussions of homelessness to wider debates … helpful in shifting discussions of
homelessness into the mainstream … the growing multiplicy of homeless geographies in recent …

… fire survivors but ordinary homeless and itinerant people who did … the disaster, such as
homeless people or people living in … To argue that in the context of crisis everyone has something …

… how this is affecting providers of homelessness services, a field in … homelessness’ is itself
a construct of the policy context, which dictates that single homeless people, ‘unlike homeless …

… Crisis, a UK homelessness charity, this paper explores how benefit sanctions in the UK are
applied to a particularly poor population: single homeless … claimants (homeless people), and …