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Seattle Bets on Equitable Development

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In most U.S. cities, planning for growth often looks like luxury apartments and corporate incentives, with minimal consideration for how those developments will affect the people already living and working …

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Share the Wealth

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From the publisher: A new perspective on the neoliberal world through the prism of rents and rentiers How can we reduce inequalities? How can we make work get better recognition …

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Collective of homeless mothers brings radical challenge to housing speculation

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Just after 5 a.m. on Jan. 14, about 30 deputies from the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office arrived at 2928 Magnolia St. in West Oakland. They came armed with rifles and …

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Scale of homelessness crisis this Christmas laid bare, as figures reveal ANOTHER rise under Tories

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There’s been a surge in the number of classed as either homeless or threatened with homelessness, according to new government figures. Campaigners have reacted with anger at ‘inaction’ on homelessness and social house …

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Banksy unveils new Birmingham work to draw attention to homelessness

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The iconic street artist’s latest work shows what he believes the biggest issue should be in this week’s general election   In the final days before the General Election, art …

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A million more adults living with parents than 10 years ago

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More than a quarter of young adults aged 20-34 are still living with their parents as rental costs and house prices soar. New data published by the Office of National …

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Government accused of ignoring crisis as rough sleeper numbers surge in London

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The number of rough sleepers in the capital has risen by nearly a fifth in the past year, according new Greater London Authority data. 8,855 rough sleepers were recorded by outreach …

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Derelict duty

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Pillars of society: homelessness protesters pitch up in St Peter’s Square, Manchester. How collective will pushed back a decade of council neglect by Liam Mullany. Were you to listen to any …

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The Foundational Economy

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Privatisation, market choice, outsourcing: these are the watchwords that have shaped policy in numerous democratic states in the last generation. These were claimed to provide more efficient services so we …

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Digging the commons, man

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How Thomas’ inner hippy saved the commons with a spot of help from the high-born Last week I was abruptly awakened by a loud noise. I elbowed my snoring Thomas …

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