L’urgence comme chronopolitique
The public problem of housing exclusion has been regulated in France since the nineteen-eighties through a specific form of policy, known as social emergency. Before 2007, homeless people using emergency shelters suffered from the exclusive provision of short-period stays and consequently had a hard...
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