»Take Back The City is a non-violent, social protest movement comprised of a loose association of housing activists, community groups and NGOs, which has recently sprung up in response to Ireland's crippling housing crisis.« Photo — Philip Arneill
Mel Nowicki, Katherine Brickell, Ella Harris
dérive N° 78 (Jän - Mär / 2020)
Januar 2020
The Hotelisation of Dublin’s Housing Crisis
Experiences of Family Homelessnessdérive N° 78 (Jän - Mär / 2020)
This article highlights the experiences of homeless families living in Dublin’s hotels. We explore the socio-political implications of the use of hotels for temporary accommodation and argue that this increasing reliance on hotels has devastating implications for the city’s working-class families. The article outlines several impacts of hotel living: the disruption of everyday routines, including cooking family meals, poor physical and mental health, and the stigma and shame experienced by …
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Dublin, Hotel, Family Homelessness, Wohnungslosigkeit, Ill-Health, Stigmatisierung, Stigma, Airbnb, Tourism, Tourismus, Familienleben
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Januar 2020
Mel Nowicki
Katherine Brickell
Katherine Brickell is Professor of Human Geography at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Ella HarrisElla Harris is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in the Geography Department at Birkbeck, University of London.
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