Placeless

Placeless blends historical analysis, urban theory, and the latest policy research to consider homelessness in America as a tragic yet inevitable consequence of economic shifts since the Reagan era, worsening inequality, housing affordability crises, systemic racism, and neoliberal government policies.

Markee presents homelessness not as a moral failing but as an affordability issue, offering a powerful and moving account of a social problem whose solution is entirely possible.