Landscapes of Homelessness and Poverty in North American and European Cities

摘要: Research in metropolitan cities of the Global North, such as New York, Los Angeles, London, Berlin, or Paris, has depicted messy character neoliberal reforms addressing only street homelessness and visible poor. We set out a conceptual framework for comparative study poverty taking into account both its invisible aspects Southern European cities. Contested landscapes assistance are being reshaped by competing policy experimentations: those compatible with market logics conservative values managing poor orientated to community development, recognising rights needs Times crisis opportune problematise governmentalities rolling neoliberalism questioning assumptions policies their effects shape progressive experiments.