Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City
An in-depth look at eviction and housing insecurity, revealing how poverty and profit intersect in American cities.
About This Book
Evicted explores the causes and consequences of housing instability in the United States.
The book draws on years of fieldwork to document the experiences of families facing eviction.
It examines how eviction affects individuals, families, and communities.
The narrative highlights the economic forces shaping urban housing markets.
Readers gain insight into the broader social impact of housing policy and poverty.
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