From displacements to rent control and housing justice

Tom Slater

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Urban Planning and Governance Housing Market and Economics Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism

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“Moving people involuntarily from their homes or neighborhoods is wrong. Regardless of whether it results from government or private market action, forced displacement is characteristically a case ...

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