Houses, Homes and the Law

1 Common Trends in Eviction Research: A Systematic Literature Review (Michel Vols, Alexandre Belloir, Mareike Hoffmann & Andrew Zuidema); 2 The Right to Have a House: Indigenous and Ethnic Minorities and Their Fight over Their Right to Identity (Magdalena Butrymowicz); 3 Reality versus Rhetoric: An Analysis of the Implementation Gap in Provision of Traveller-Specific Housing in Ireland (Samantha Morgan-Williams); 4 Access of Immigrants to the Public Housing System: The Case of Italy (Gabriella Perotti); 5 Recent Decisions of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Decisions on the Right to Housing in Spain (2017- 2018): Ben Djazia et al., Forced Evictions and Judicial Developments (Juan Carlos Benito Sánchez); 6 Do Evictions Violate an Actual Fundamental Right? The Influence of European Human Rights Discourse on Right to Housing in Spain (Ángel Aday Jiménez Alemán & Carmen Montesinos Padilla); 7 Evictions on Grounds of ‘Anti-Social Behaviour’ in Denmark – Aspects on Tenancy Law Regulations and the Protection of Human Rights (Jakob Juul-Sandberg); 8 Landlords and Tenants: Between Contracts, Property and Social Relations (Abigail Jackson);
9 Navigating the Rules: Legal Provisions and Dutch Estate Agencies’ Tactics to Circumvent the Law (Alexandre Belloir); 10 ‘We Shall Not Discriminate!’ Can/Will Flanders’ Private Rental Sector Keep Up to Their Promise? (Jana Verstraete, Diederik Vermeir & Pascal De Decker); 11 The Spanish Housing Crisis: Between Autonomic Social Action and Neoliberal Recentralization (Alba Nogueira López & Andrei Quintiá Pastrana); 12 Housing Satisfaction in Germany: Why Germany’s Housing Policy Will Not Make People Happier (Michael Kolocek); 13 Urban-Rural Interactions: Mutual Benefits and New Challenges (Leticia A. Bourges & Esther Muñiz Espada); 14 Houses, Condominiums and Law in Romania and in Postcommunist Central Eastern Europe (Liviu DamŞa)