The purpose of this paper is to see how Covid-19 has changed homeless persons’ lives in Japan and possible solutions to the new problems that have arisen. Common ways of preventing spread of Covid-19, such as wearing masks, frequent hand washing, and avoiding groups are not accessible to the homeless. Temporary housing like 24-hour internet cafes and homeless shelters are at limited hours and/or capacity, leaving many with no shelter. Soup kitchens have shut down out of fear of transmission. I compare homelessness pre- and post-pandemic in Japan in terms of the rates of homelessness, what new problems have arisen, and how aid methods should be changed
As infectious diseases caused by the COVID-19 virus have spread worldwide since January 2020, there ...
This paper estimated the impact of intervention effects (state of emergency (SOE) or quasi-SOE requi...
This paper estimated the impact of intervention effects (state of emergency (SOE) or quasi-SOE requi...
The definition of homelessness and the policies responding to it differ from society to society, as ...
Homelessness holds a number of challenges associated with vulnerability such as isolation, lack of a...
Summary. Homeless people have increased and become visible socially in Japan since the mid 1990s. Th...
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has affected all our lives but did not affect all parts ...
Empirical data indicative of the health conditions and medical needs of homeless persons are scarce ...
Japan is a disaster-prone country and natural disasters could happen under COVID-19. Shelter managem...
P(論文)The number of homeless people has been increasing rapidly in Japan under the recent economic de...
In Japan, it has emerged that “the homeless ” issue has been a social problem since the 1990s. The n...
Individuals experiencing homelessness are older and have a lower life expectancy compared to the ave...
This paper is based on the analysis of data from two surveys (one is of 225 homeless people in Busan...
Background: By implementing aggressive control measures, China has rapidly and effectively controlle...
This paper aims to explore the commonality of social policies on homelessness between Japan and Engl...
As infectious diseases caused by the COVID-19 virus have spread worldwide since January 2020, there ...
This paper estimated the impact of intervention effects (state of emergency (SOE) or quasi-SOE requi...
This paper estimated the impact of intervention effects (state of emergency (SOE) or quasi-SOE requi...
The definition of homelessness and the policies responding to it differ from society to society, as ...
Homelessness holds a number of challenges associated with vulnerability such as isolation, lack of a...
Summary. Homeless people have increased and become visible socially in Japan since the mid 1990s. Th...
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has affected all our lives but did not affect all parts ...
Empirical data indicative of the health conditions and medical needs of homeless persons are scarce ...
Japan is a disaster-prone country and natural disasters could happen under COVID-19. Shelter managem...
P(論文)The number of homeless people has been increasing rapidly in Japan under the recent economic de...
In Japan, it has emerged that “the homeless ” issue has been a social problem since the 1990s. The n...
Individuals experiencing homelessness are older and have a lower life expectancy compared to the ave...
This paper is based on the analysis of data from two surveys (one is of 225 homeless people in Busan...
Background: By implementing aggressive control measures, China has rapidly and effectively controlle...
This paper aims to explore the commonality of social policies on homelessness between Japan and Engl...
As infectious diseases caused by the COVID-19 virus have spread worldwide since January 2020, there ...
This paper estimated the impact of intervention effects (state of emergency (SOE) or quasi-SOE requi...
This paper estimated the impact of intervention effects (state of emergency (SOE) or quasi-SOE requi...