The right to adequate housing between international and state strategies : a comparative study of Spain, South Africa and France / Maite Arrondo Segovia
2012
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Title
The right to adequate housing between international and state strategies : a comparative study of Spain, South Africa and France / Maite Arrondo Segovia
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Venice, Italy: Global Campus of Human Rights, 2012
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English
Summary
This paper aims to study the current situation of the Right to Adequate Housing
(RAH) and to find out which are the better strategies that have been put into practice for
its realization. This has been done through a comparative study of Spain, South Africa
and France, as three paradigmatic cases that have incorporated this right in different
levels and combinations both at international and state level. An analysis of the standard
setting, monitoring and justiciability mechanisms will be made in order to answer the
following question; `Which of these states’ approaches has been more effective for the
realization of the RAH?´. Finally, an assessment will be given of today´s normative
challenges and opportunities for the RAH realization.
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