Research shows that resistance to change might occur in organisations that implement new
evidence‐based practices (EBP). Formal and informal structures may work to retain …

Precarious housing research has become increasingly relevant to previous welfare housing
contexts, such as Sweden. In the 1990s, Swedish housing became gradually market …

Given the growing superdiversity of European societies, more detailed data on migrant
homelessness are needed. Measuring and monitoring the intersections between migration …

The Nordic countries generally have low levels of poverty and social inequality in
international comparison. In the research literature on types of welfare systems they all …

Names: Grander, Martin, editor.| Stephens, Mark, 1963–editor. Title: The Routledge
handbook of housing and welfare/edited by Martin Grander and Mark Stephens. Description …

Prosjektet er en kvantitative studie med formål å kartlegger omfanget og kjennetegn ved
bostedsløse i Norge. Det er tidligere gjennomført seks tilsvarende studier som, sammen med …

Housing instability is closely related to housing precarity and inequality. Households
experiencing housing instability change residences frequently, facing difficulties in staying …

In this chapter, we will direct our attention to the four largest Nordic countries–that is
Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. To give a brief introduction, the population (year …

Sweden has seen a rise in homelessness alongside its strained housing market.
References are increasingly being made to structural problems with housing provision …

This article takes as its starting point Judith Butler's demand for us to think through the
question 'Who counts as a “who”?'It does this through a study of the gendered geographies …