investigate university students' awareness of homelessness. Previous research (Breeze and Dean 2012; 2013) has shown that … homelessness charities often utilise stereotypical images in their fundraising campaigns, focusing on the arresting issue of rough … sleeping (rooflessness) as opposed to other, more widespread experiences of homelessness. In drawing 'what homelessness looks …

It is generally believed that the increased incidence of homelessness in the US has arisen from broad societal factors … paper reports on a comprehensive test of the alternate hypothesis that variations in homelessness arise from changed … on homelessness in US urban areas – census counts, shelter bed counts, records of transfer payments, and administrative …

urgent political problems imposed on the urban poor in the United States that harm health: most notably, homelessness …

Homelessness is part of the lives of many people. But almost no one is homeless for all or most of his or her life. The … median shelter homeless spell is well under a month, and even “chronic homelessness” officially entails spells of a year or … so. I model homelessness as part of people’s lives in a dynamic stochastic framework in continuous time. I can explain …

concerning solutions to address the recurring homelessness social problem, while a third, more moderate one contributed in …

This paper aims to explore the commonality of social policies on homelessness between Japan and England and to discuss … the role of social policy in response to the recent emergence of homelessness throughout the world. Japan and England are … regarded as different types of welfare state, and policies towards homelessness in both countries contrast sharply with each …

homelessness, though the way it exercises that power has taken new forms. Government by …'legislation';,'regularization';and'subven tions';. The paper focuses on the central state's approach to initiatives against homelessness, with special regard to its … understanding that homelessness is not a necessary feature of a modern nation, and that it would be possible for the central state …