Securitization of Property Squatting in Europe

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The book explores the transformation of housing into a matter of state control, focusing on how citizenship norms and surveillance practices shape urban living. It critically analyzes legislative efforts in Europe aimed at criminalizing property squatting, framing it as a security threat. By examining these governmental strategies, the work contributes to the fields of urban politics and international relations, highlighting the intersection of housing rights and state power in contemporary society.