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Studies in housing law
Studies in housing law

Studies in housing law

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Housing law is one of the most important and vital areas of law within the developed world. This is so because over recent decades it has moved from the narrow worlds of the legal academy and practice – usually categorized as a small part of property law or landlord and tenant law – and into the social and political mainstream. The growth of populations (particularly in large urban areas), rising immigration, a wider understanding of environmentalism not only in the strictly scientific sense but also in the social sense have created a serious need for better approaches in the funding, design, construction and management of housing. These issues present legal and regulatory problems that challenge lawyers and their traditional mechanisms of dealing with them.

 

This series aims to capture many issues with regard to housing law from many jurisdictions, and also to present approaches and solutions to these problems. Sometimes these solutions are familiar to lawyers, for example, obtaining or resisting eviction procedures through the courts or seeking an injunction against nuisance by a neighbour. However, this presents a narrow view of what law and lawyers do in contemporary housing matters. There is a wealth of informal mechanisms that seek to deal with housing problems in communities, between neighbours or between landlords and tenants, for example. Mediation and participation schemes, locally based action groups, early intervention programmes led by local authorities, delegated powers from various state or regional bodies exercised in various ways are just some of the instruments that now form part of this rich legal landscape.

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    Navigating the Right to Housing

    Navigating the Right to Housing

    Exploring the Complex Landscape of Access, Occupancy and Exit Rights

    Editor(s): Michelle Bruijn, Stefan van Tongeren | Eleven
    This book is a compilation of papers written by research assistants, PhD students, and senior researchers working on the EVICT project, a European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant project. The... More
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    May 2024 | ISBN 9789047302216 | 1st edition | 125 pages
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    May 2024 | ISBN 9789400114197 | 1st edition | 125 pages
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    Student Housing in Europe

    Student Housing in Europe

    An Overview of Policies and Regulations in Several Countries

    Editor(s): Tom Vandromme, Nicolas Carette, Diederik Vermeir | Eleven
    Throughout Europe, students move from their home address to accommodation, whether temporary or not, near their university or college. The majority of European countries have experienced a sharp in... More
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    February 2022 | ISBN 9789462362673 | 1st edition | 334 pages
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    February 2022 | ISBN 9789051892147 | 1st edition | 334 pages
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    Houses, Homes and the Law

    Houses, Homes and the Law

    Editor(s): Michel Vols, Christoph Schmid | Eleven
    This book is the result of the successful collaboration between two research networks: the Housing Law Working Group of the European Network for Housing Research (ENHR) and the TENLAW research netw... More
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    October 2019 | ISBN 9789462369740 | 1st edition | 380 pages
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    October 2019 | ISBN 9789460942235 | 1st edition | 380 pages
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    People and Buildings

    People and Buildings

    Comparative Housing Law

    Editor(s): Michel Vols, Julian Sidoli | Eleven
    Housing law has emerged as a distinct fi eld in both academic legal studies and legal practice. This volume aims to unravel some common threads in the contemporary study of housing law and housing ... More
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    December 2017 | ISBN 9789462368026 | 1st edition | 204 pages
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    December 2017 | ISBN 9789462747869 | 1st edition | 204 pages
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    Regulating the City: Contemporary Urban Housing Law

    Regulating the City: Contemporary Urban Housing Law

    Editor(s): Julian Sidoli, Michel Vols, Marvin Kiehl | Eleven
    In Regulating the City: Contemporary Urban Housing Law the authors seek to address a range of issues that focus largely on the question of housing in an urban context. It is in the urban context th... More
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    November 2016 | ISBN 9789462367111 | 1st edition | 158 pages
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    November 2016 | ISBN 9789059318779 | 1st edition | 158 pages
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