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Squalor
About this book
British society is increasingly divided into the haves and the have-nots. Housing epitomizes this division with spiralling rents, exorbitant prices, lack of council provision, poorly maintained stock, and polluted cities with ever decreasing green space. Daniel Renwick and Robbie Shilliam provide a recent history of squalor culminating in the Grenfell Tower fire. In doing so they reveal a profound political failure to provide fair and just solutions to shelter – the most basic of human needs. Renwick and Shilliam argue that agents of change exist within those populations presently damned by a racist and class-riven system of housing provision.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Squalor
- Five Giants: A New Beveridge Report
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- 1. Introduction
- 2. A moral history of squalor
- 3. Housing policy and national reform
- 4. A postwar consensus?
- 5. Demolishing slums, building up
- 6. The struggle for the city
- 7. The right to buy
- 8. Organized negligence
- 9. Twenty-first century squalor
- 10. Social murder
- References
- Index
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