Young Homeless People and Urban Space

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Focusing on the experiences of young homeless individuals, this ethnographic study examines how their mobility becomes a fixed condition, influencing daily life and future possibilities. By analyzing the dynamics of organizational spaces, urban routes, and public areas, the book highlights the social relations that shape homelessness in a contemporary city context. Drawing on a multi-method research approach at a London day center, it provides a nuanced understanding of how these spaces interact with the broader flows of urban life.