Homelessness And The Issue of Freedom

In this article the author explores the relationship between homelessness, the rules of public and private property, and the underlying freedom of those who are condemned by poverty to walk the streets and sleep in the open. The author focuses on the fundamental question of legal and moral philosoph...

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Main Author: Jeremy Waldron
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Constitutional Court of Georgia 2019-09-01
Series:Journal of Constitutional Law
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Online Access:https://constcourt.ge/files/2/Journal2019.1/Jeremy-Waldron-2019.1eng.pdf
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description In this article the author explores the relationship between homelessness, the rules of public and private property, and the underlying freedom of those who are condemned by poverty to walk the streets and sleep in the open. The author focuses on the fundamental question of legal and moral philosophy: how should we think about homelessness, how should we conceive of it, in relation to a value like freedom? Some of the most fundamental and abstract principles of liberal value are at stake in any discussion of homelessness.
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title Homelessness And The Issue of Freedom
title_full Homelessness And The Issue of Freedom
title_fullStr Homelessness And The Issue of Freedom
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title_short Homelessness And The Issue of Freedom
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fundamental freedom
human rights
social rights
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