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ISBN 10: 0203639634
ISBN 13: 9780203639634
Author: Paul Cloke, Paul Milbourne
Drawing on recent academic studies in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, this book is the first international text on homelessness in rural areas. Consisting of fifteen specially commissioned chapters, International Perspectives on Rural Homelessness provides comparative material on the cultural, political and policy contexts of rural homelessness, examining the nature and scale of the issue and the complex local geographies of rural homelessness.
1 Introduction The hidden faces of rural homelessness
2 Rural homelessness in the United States
Defining “rural”
Why place matters
People homeless in rural areas
Addressing homelessness in rural areas
Looking ahead
Notes
3 Homeless in the heartland American dreams and nightmares in Indian Country
Introduction
The narrative in numbers
Population
Poverty
Housing
The “other homelessness”
Land loss
Ghost Acres
Federal responses to Native American housing problems
Conclusion
Notes
4 Quasi-homelessness among rural trailer-park households in the United States
Introduction
Insecurities underlying quasi-homelessness for trailerpark families
Financial insecurity
Home structural insecurity
Social insecurity
The “agricultural tenure ladder” and a rural “housing tenure ladder”
5 Homelessness in rural and small town Canada
Introduction
The landscape of homelessness in Canada
Housing and related challenges for rural households
Absolute homelessness in rural Canada
Core housing as a proxy for at-risk of homelessness
Problems with the rural housing stock
Estimates of at-risk homelessness: evidence from St Stephen case study
Housing profile
Absolute homelessness in St Stephen
6 Rural homelessness in the UK A national overview
Introduction: moving beyond rural housing needs
The statistical visibilities of rural homelessness
The nature of rural homelessness
Welfare responses to rural homelessness
Conclusion
Notes
7 The hidden and neglected experiences of homelessness in rural England
Making rural homelessness visible
Official perspectives on rural homelessness
An alternative estimate of rural homelessness: a case study example
Rural dimensions of the homeless experience
Becoming homeless
Surviving homelessness
Escaping homelessness
Conclusion
Notes
8 Knowing homelessness in rural England
Researching rural homelessness
The circumstances of rural homelessness
Mobility and rural homelessness
Moving out of the rural
Moving within the rural
Moving into the rural
Moving through the rural
Making rural homeless people known
Knowing and being known
Note
9 International perspectives on rural homelessness A sociological perspective on homelessness in rural Spain
Rural areas in Spain: poverty and exclusion
The homeless in Spain
Rural homelessness in Spain
INE survey of centres
Homeless people in the autonomous community of La Rioja
Conclusions
Notes
10 Are there any homeless people in rural Finland?
Introduction
Best practice in Finland
The Housing Market Survey
Methodological precautions
The survey results of homelessness
Homelessness as a complex assemblage
Area-based perspective: intra-regional differences
Resource-based perspective: policing homelessness
11 Homelessness in rural Ireland
Introduction
Homelessness in rural Ireland
Homelessness and rural Ireland
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Notes
12 Inhabiting the margins A geography of rural homelessness in Australia
Introduction
Homelessness in Australia
Homelessness in rural Australia: an overview
Homelessness in coastal and inland rural New South Wales
Housing
The family and generational issues in entrenched homelessness
Rurality
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Notes
13 Homelessness amongst young people in rural regions of Australia
Understanding homelessness in Australia
Pathways into homelessness for young people
Personal circumstances
Personal factors
The challenges of youth homelessness in rural Australia
Access to the housing stock
14 Places to stand but not necessarily to dwell The paradox of rural homelessness in New Zealand
Introduction
Homelessness and the New Zealand rural idyll
Roots of belonging
Routes back home
Conceptualizing rural homelessness
Policy responses to precarious housing
At home on the margins: voices from a valley
Conclusion
Acknowledgement
15 Writing/righting rural homelessness
Homelessness and rurality
Rurality and homelessness
Rural homelessness as an assemblage of practices
Disablement
Dispossession
Displacement
Disaffiliation
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