Research and Policy

This article contributes to scholarship that conceptualises housing, particularly social housing, as an infrastructure of care.

This article explores the relationships between gentrification and the realization of the 15-minute city vision in the city of Gothenburg, Sweden.

This study investigates what people with lived and/or living experiences believe needs to be done to end homelessness in Australia.

We sought to explore how a mobile crisis team (MCT) in one city served the needs and supported the long- and short-term goals of people experiencing homelessness who had recently received MCT services.

Taking a longitudinal perspective, the research traces, analyses and compares four Irish housing policymaking processes over two eras.

Based on a novel approach describing workforce distribution, our analysis of the Greater Sydney statistical area in Australia found that not only is the city unaffordable for the school education workforce, but unobserved characteristics fill the income to cost gap.

This narrative review sought to answer the question: What are the reasons that homeless individuals report for being unsheltered?

This study examines the place-based factors (i.e. that may be specific to a place) that influence people moving to and from Australian regional and rural areas and considers policy solutions for managing the impacts of this change.

This narrative review synthesizes literature to explain the need for MST, how it works, and evidence to support it works by focusing on two well evaluated programmes: LifeMatters and My Strengths Training for Life.

This study shows that, after its completion of the renovation back in 2017, those unhoused and that their stay is discouraged due to variety of measures taken.