Publication date
January 2009
DOI Publisher
Columbia University Libraries/Information ServicesAbstract
Income shocks appear to be the main shocks that precipitate homelessness. Rent shocks are less important
Income shocks appear to be the main shocks that precipitate homelessness. Rent shocks are less important
Sociological research on homelessness has long considered its structural determinants, mainly those ...
We study the incentives to enter and to leave homeless shelters. After 2 years of decline, the numbe...
This study seeks to provide new insights into factors that influence homelessness in the U.S. by emp...
Homelessness is part of the lives of many people. But almost no one is homeless for all or most of h...
This paper surveys research on homelessness. The emphases are on the last decade, rather than earli...
During the 1980's, a decade of relative prosperity, the number of people living in the streets, in s...
45 pagesUnsheltered homeless in the United States commonly identify as chronically homeless per the ...
The aim of the project is to develop a theoretical framework where homelessness arises due to vari...
This study explores the dynamic combination of structural factors domestic conditions, individual an...
This report examines the relationship between structural factors, individual characteristics and hom...
During my time at John Carroll, I was a member and President of the Labre Project, a homeless outrea...
It is generally believed that the increased incidence of homelessness in the US has arisen from broa...
The purpose of thi s paper is to determi ne the causes of home 1 essness in urban areas in the Unite...
The study utilised micro-level longitudinal data from Journeys Home (JH) and housing market data fro...
The Great Recession has resulted in various changes in homeless populations in municipalities throug...
Sociological research on homelessness has long considered its structural determinants, mainly those ...
We study the incentives to enter and to leave homeless shelters. After 2 years of decline, the numbe...
This study seeks to provide new insights into factors that influence homelessness in the U.S. by emp...
Homelessness is part of the lives of many people. But almost no one is homeless for all or most of h...
This paper surveys research on homelessness. The emphases are on the last decade, rather than earli...
During the 1980's, a decade of relative prosperity, the number of people living in the streets, in s...
45 pagesUnsheltered homeless in the United States commonly identify as chronically homeless per the ...
The aim of the project is to develop a theoretical framework where homelessness arises due to vari...
This study explores the dynamic combination of structural factors domestic conditions, individual an...
This report examines the relationship between structural factors, individual characteristics and hom...
During my time at John Carroll, I was a member and President of the Labre Project, a homeless outrea...
It is generally believed that the increased incidence of homelessness in the US has arisen from broa...
The purpose of thi s paper is to determi ne the causes of home 1 essness in urban areas in the Unite...
The study utilised micro-level longitudinal data from Journeys Home (JH) and housing market data fro...
The Great Recession has resulted in various changes in homeless populations in municipalities throug...
Sociological research on homelessness has long considered its structural determinants, mainly those ...
We study the incentives to enter and to leave homeless shelters. After 2 years of decline, the numbe...
This study seeks to provide new insights into factors that influence homelessness in the U.S. by emp...
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