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Rural homelessness:
supplies evidence on the nature, extent and experiences of homelessness in rural areas;
provides a wide-ranging theoretical, empirical and policy-related account of homelessness in rural areas;
offers a critique of policy responses to rural homelessness.
The book is aimed at students and academics in human geography, sociology, social policy, housing studies and rural studies. It will also be of interest to individuals and organisations dealing with housing, homelessness and other social issues in rural areas.
"This book needs to be an addition to the library of any scholar of rural poverty." Environment and Planning A
"Rural homelessness: issues, experiences and policy responses is the culmination of many years of research and thought on the subject and its many facets. It is an exemplary example of how a geographical perspective adds both insights and possible policy direction to a subject such as homelessness in rural Britain. Well worth the read for those with an interest in problems of homelessness and/or rural society issues." Transactions