Navigating the right to housing : exploring the complex landscape of access, occupancy and exit rights / edited by Michelle Bruijn and Stefan van Tongeren.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Bruijn, Michelle, editor.

Tongeren, Stefan van, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Eviction.

Right to housing.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (138 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

The Hague, The Netherlands : Eleven, [2024]

Summary:

This book, edited by Michelle Bruijn and Stefan van Tongeren, is the fifth volume in a series exploring housing law. It compiles research from the EVICT project, funded by the European Research Council, focusing on the right to adequate housing. The book addresses access, occupancy, and exit rights, examining issues such as housing shortages, challenges faced by minority groups, domestic violence, homelessness, and the right to housing in various countries. It aims to enhance the conceptual understanding of housing rights, integrating legal research with data science to investigate eviction prevention in an international context. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Preface

Table of Contents

Conceptualising the Right to Housing

The Data Detectives: Examining the Impact of CESCR Case Law in a Housing Context

Part I: Access Rights

Introduction to Access Rights

A Dive into the Parisian Housing Crisis: Squatters’ Rights, Abandoned Properties, and Questionable Legislation

The Students of Groningen: Homeless and Hopeless in the Midst of a Housing Crisis

Housing Behind Law’s Back: Sweden’s Acute Housing Shortage and the Looming Black Market

Pathway to Homelessness: Analysing the Relationship between Domestic Violence and Housing Rights

The Efficiency of National Housing Rights: An Overview of France’s DALO Law

Criminalising Homelessness: The Case of Area Bans in the Netherlands

Part II: Occupancy Rights

Introduction to Occupancy Rights

Loss of a Home and the Inevitable Loss of a Private Life: A Case for More Privacy-Friendly Shelters

Constructing Peace, Security, and Dignity: One Building Permit at a Time – The Obligation to Monitor the Habitability of Housing at the Heart of Preventing Damages Caused by Natural Disasters

Housing Rights as an Avenue to Environmental Protection: The ECtHR Continues Its Efforts in Solyanik v. Russia

Available but Inaccessible: Where the Generic Property Right Meets Special Needs

Part III: Exit Rights

Introduction to Exit Rights

To Be Evicted or Not to Be Evicted: Analysing the Effects of the Administrative Decision to Expel Dozens of Residents

Walking a Tightrope: Balancing the Right to Property with the Right to Housing in the European Court of Human Rights

Ben Djazia’s Children before the Committee on the Rights of the Child

The Right to Property during an Eviction Moratorium: ECtHR’s Steady-Handed Approach in Béla Néméth v. Hungary Shows the Way for Pandemic Case Pile

Red Card for Forced Evictions Related to Mega Sports Events

The Right to Housing versus Development Projects: The Case of Faulkner and McDonagh v. Ireland

The Individual and State Interest Opposed in Azerbaijan’s Illegal Construction Crisis: Proportionality as the Starting Point of Humane Justice

Tales from Europe’s Largest Garbage Ghetto: Why Ethnic Minorities Are Still Scavenging for Their Right to Adequate Housing

What Is a Community: Distinguishing the Right of Individuals to Housing versus the Right of Communities to Housing in the Case Law of the ECtHR Generated by AI.

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ISBN:

9789400114197

9400114192

OCLC:

1435755333