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Legal Unhousing: Power, Rights, and Housing Precarity

Legal Unhousing: Power, Rights, and Housing Precarity

Paperback

Series: Law and Society

General LawSocial MovementsUnited States Politics

ISBN10: 0774873299
ISBN13: 9780774873291
Publisher: University of British Columbia Press
Published: Aug 24 2026
Pages: 366
Weight: 1.00
Language: English

Legal Unhousing exposes the often unseen ways in which legal processes work to remove people from their homes.

A growing number of people in Canada face difficulty in finding and keeping adequate, affordable accommodation. Anna Lund and Sarah Buhler have assembled a superb group of scholars to investigate the concept of unhousing across a wide variety of legal fields: residential tenancies, human rights, municipal planning, mortgage enforcement and securitization, Aboriginal law, disability rights, prison administration, and judgment enforcement. Their findings reveal that the law can be a powerful force of expulsion and dispossession.

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