Securitization of Property Squatting in Europe

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Focusing on the intersection of housing and state control, this book critiques how urban property squatting in Europe is increasingly framed as a criminal act and a security threat. It analyzes legislative initiatives and governmental strategies that enforce conformity and surveillance, highlighting the implications for citizenship and urban politics. By breaking new ground in these fields, it offers a critical perspective on the pressures shaping contemporary housing practices and the broader socio-political landscape.