... Italy housing policy fascism Catholic Church family ...

... public health housing policy single room occupancy (SRO) hotels sex work food insecurity ...

.... The latter are illustrated by focusing on two fundamental processes of expulsion and extraction: patriarchy and racial capitalism. Italy housing policy fascism Catholic Church family ...

... reinscribed older patterns of exclusion. The chapter argues that the urban policy continuity from the late apartheid to the early post-apartheid period—the often ignored history of site-and-service schemes—demands greater scholarly attention. In effect, by delivering poor-quality housing to blacks on the city...

.... The latter are illustrated by focusing on two fundamental processes of expulsion and extraction: patriarchy and racial capitalism. Italy housing policy fascism Catholic Church family Based on extensive ethnographic fieldwork in the Italian city of Turin, the chapter is an ethnography...

..., and often competing, demands of pregnancy and addiction. public health housing policy single room occupancy (SRO) hotels sex work food insecurity ...

... to be reified and solidified at the international policy level and its traveling. To do so, the chapter critically analyzes the social media representation of homelessness (through a viral case), the implications and limitations of the Housing First policy model, and the response of governments in the aftermath...

... Chapter 5 analyzes the rationale behind and the results of the colony’s policy to allow married convicts to petition for their spouses and dependents to join them in exile. They also permitted some convicts to marry in exile and still others live in heterosexual consensual unions. Commanders...

... of South Africa’s cities, Cape Town among them, the state deployed new development policies, including the provision of housing and basic infrastructure. As a strategy of divide and rule, development both turned those with formal homes against those living in shacks and created internal divisions of gender...

.... The chapter follows the material, ideological, and legal transformation of a municipal housing colony, Shivajinagar-Bainganwadi, into a slum that could be surveyed for redevelopment. The reimagining of Shivajinagar-Bainganwadi as a slum was itself the result of the politically mediated deterioration...

..., China’s cold war leniency policy and expressions of contrition by former Japanese POWs (Chūkiren), and the aberrant feature in Japan’s Constitution that renounces the sovereign right to wage war. Neonationalism military comfort women Japanese POWs in China (Chūkiren) apology and forgiveness...

... by returning to Mississippi governor Haley Barbour; by the time Barbour authorized his controversial clemencies in 2012, gubernatorial discretion to grant clemency was under attack from both liberals, who sought fairness and equity in uniform policies, and conservatives, who advocated retribution. Barbour’s...

.... Commission of Fine Arts, 1974); Cornelius W. Heine, “The Washington City Canal,” Records of the Columbia Historical Society 53–56 (1953–56): 1–27; and, on nearby unrest, Robert I. Cottom Jr. and Mary Ellen Hayward, Maryland in the Civil War: A House Divided (Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society...

.... Commission of Fine Arts, 1974); Cornelius W. Heine, “The Washington City Canal,” Records of the Columbia Historical Society 53–56 (1953–56): 1–27; and, on nearby unrest, Robert I. Cottom Jr. and Mary Ellen Hayward, Maryland in the Civil War: A House Divided (Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society...

.... Commission of Fine Arts, 1974); Cornelius W. Heine, “The Washington City Canal,” Records of the Columbia Historical Society 53–56 (1953–56): 1–27; and, on nearby unrest, Robert I. Cottom Jr. and Mary Ellen Hayward, Maryland in the Civil War: A House Divided (Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society...