Housing Disadvantaged People?

The book delves into the complexities of France's right to housing, highlighting the legal framework that prioritizes social housing for disadvantaged citizens. Despite these provisions, a persistent housing crisis persists, making access difficult for those in need. Through firsthand research, the author examines the challenges faced by local housing actors and the controversial nature of the housing crisis, shedding light on the gap between policy and reality in providing adequate housing for the underprivileged.