Available but Inaccessible: Where the Generic Property Right Meets Special Needs
Kati Vainionpää (EVICT student researcher) Housing rights play a fundamental
The Students of Groningen: Homeless and Hopeless in the Hurdles of a Housing Crisis
Maria Niemelä (EVICT student researcher) Nearing the beginning of the
Summary Report on the EVICT Seminar on Housing and Health
May 19th, 2022 The EVICT-project hosted a seminar on housing
The Right to Housing v. Development Projects: the Case of Faulkner and McDonagh v. Ireland
Emma Sweeney Introduction Demovictions and Renoviction have been on the
EVICT Seminar on Housing and Health
May 19th, 2022 The EVICT project organized a special hybrid
EVICT Seminar on Property and Proportionality
April 21st, 2022 Property, Proportionality and Marginality: Assessing the Impact
Presentation by Iris Schepers – Predicting Citations in Dutch Case Law with Natural Language Processing
March 2nd, 2022 EVICT's own Iris Schepers presented at the
EVICT Talk with Prof. Dr. Ingrid Leijten – Financialization in the Housing Sector: Potential and Pitfalls of a Human Rights Based Approach
March 24th, 2022 Housing is often seen as a vehicle
The Individual and State Interest Opposed in Azerbaijan’s Illegal Construction Crisis: Proportionality as the Starting Point of Humane Justice
Maria Niemelä (EVICT student assistant) Ahmadova v Azerbaijan (App. No.
Horizontality and Housing Rights: Protection against Private Evictions from a European and South African Perspective
Prof. Michel Vols (EVICT, University of Groningen) and Dr. Sarah
