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PUBLIC LIBRARY SCIENCE2021The right to housing? The antinomies of social housing between public and private
What is social housing, is it a right or a property? Is it guaranteed for all by welfare state or non-governmental organizations or a commodity in capitalist production and market relations? According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948, h ...
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