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Social Housing: In the Right Place?

Julian Szafraniec

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The analysis of whether the location of all public and community housing in Melbourne is in the right place or not is discussed. Social housing tenants are amongst the most vulnerable groups in the community, and hence proactive policies to connect these households to opportunities are essential.

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The analysis of whether the location of all public and community housing in Melbourne is in the right place or not is discussed. Social housing tenants are amongst the most vulnerable groups in the community, and hence proactive policies to connect these households to opportunities are essential.

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The analysis of whether the location of all public and community housing in Melbourne is in the right place or not is discussed. Social housing tenants are amongst the most vulnerable groups in the community, and hence proactive policies to connect these households to opportunities are essential.

Key concepts: Public housing, Right to the city, Economic growth, Business, Political science, Sociology, Economics, Law

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