
Going for Broke: Change of Address
To The Best Of Our Knowledge
Navigating Housing Inequality
This chapter explores the evolution of social housing in Britain post-World War II, emphasizing the shift from public to privatized housing policies. It addresses the implications of gentrification, economic disparity, and the cycle of housing market speculation while introducing concepts such as spatial justice and the right to the city. Through personal narratives and community-driven initiatives, the chapter highlights the need for accessible and aesthetically pleasing housing options and the transformative power of nurturing relationships.
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