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How to End Homelessness

by Nick Hunter

A framework for debating homelessness

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A framework for debating homelessness

Nick Hunter’s book approaches homelessness as both a housing issue and a question of shared responsibility. It defines what it means to be unhoused, considers the housing crisis’s effects on society, and lays out debates about how citizens and governments might respond. Ethical questions sit alongside the discussion of possible solutions, with readers invited to weigh the information and form their own conclusions. The book’s scope connects public policy with the roles individuals and communities can play.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Teens and young adults seeking an introduction to homelessness and housing insecurity
  • Readers interested in social issues, civic responsibility, and public debate
  • Students exploring poverty and possible responses to homelessness

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Homelessness and housing insecuritySocial and civic responsibilityEthical debateCollective approaches to social problems

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Book overview

In the twenty-first century, homelessness is a huge social problem--and how we help unhoused people is of the most-debated topics of our time.

This book explores that issue and invites readers to join the debate. It defines what it means to be unhoused, discusses the impact the housing crisis is having on our society, and explores the moral and ethical responsibilities of citizens and governments to end homelessness. The book sets out debates about key issues surrounding homelessness and asks readers to consider the information and draw their own conclusions. It also looks at the role we all have to play in finding solutions to this growing twenty-first century problem.

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