Temporary Shelters and Roma Housing Inclusion: Policy Learning in Implementation

Tommaso Prof Vitale
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Abstract: Temporary housing through emergency services can be organized through a few nights in a hotel (especially in the Paris case), or shelter in some temporary housing facilities, like “integration villages” in France. In Milan, there are shelters specifically dedicated to emergency housing for Roma. All these sheltering options have substandard living conditions. Are they a trap? Are they stigmatising or do they offer opportunities for better housing and upward social mobility? At which condition? The paper analyses three cases in Paris metropolitan region, and then discusses conditions for policy learning, and its institutionalisation.

Date: 2022-03-12
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DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/72ruz_v1

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