Home Street Home。瑞士法语国家城市的无家可归经历

Q3 Social Sciences

Swiss Journal of Sociology Pub Date : 2022-03-01 DOI:10.2478/sjs-2022-0008

Hélène Martin, Béatrice Bertho, R.F.N. Bendjama

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摘要

在瑞士西部的一个城市(和其他城市一样)，无家可归的人受到三项政策的关注:一项富有同情心的政策，专门针对社会紧急措施;镇压政策:镇压政策;就居民而言，这是一项传统的福利政策。文章以无家可归者的叙述为基础，突出了他们使用夜间应急系统的逻辑。它还显示了地方、国家和欧洲政策的同时部署如何产生了它们的脆弱性。

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Home Street Home. Experiences of Homelessness in a City in French-Speaking Switzerland

Abstract In a city in western Switzerland (as in other cities), homeless people are targeted by three policies: a compassionate policy, specific to social emergency measures; a policy of repression; and, as far as residents are concerned, a traditional welfare policy. Based on accounts by homeless people, the article highlights their logics for using the night emergency system. It also shows how their vulnerabilities are produced by the simultaneous deployment of local, national, and European policies.

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Swiss Journal of Sociology Social Sciences-Social Sciences (all)

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1.50

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50 weeks

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