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260 European Journal of Homelessness _ Volume 3, December 2009 White, C., Warrener, M., Reeves, A. and LaValle, I. (2008) Family Intervention Projects : An Evaluation of Their Design, Set-Up and Early Outcomes (London : Department for Children, Schools and Families). Whiteford, M. (2008) Street Homelessness and the Architecture of Citizenship, People, Place and Policy Online 2(2) pp.88–100.
<strong>Part</strong> C _ Think Pieces Homelessness and the ‘Exclusive Society’ Thesis : Why It Is Important to ‘Think Local’ to ‘Act Local’ on Homelessness Issues Laura Huey Department of Sociology, University of Western Ontario 261 > > Abstract_ A number of scholars have recently suggested that the West has turned neoliberal and thus become increasingly punitive in its attitudes and responses to the homeless and other marginalised groups. This paper offers a critique of this view. Using the examples of San Francisco and Edinburgh, it deconstructs some of the fallacies inherent in the recent spate of theorising on social exclusion to support the argument that such ‘big picture’ views hinder rather than help our understanding of the complexities that one finds on the ground. When we attend to the ‘smaller picture’, the paper suggests, we can see not only different modes and styles of governance across the West, but also varying degrees of social inclusion and exclusion. > > Keywords_ Exclusion ; neoliberalism ; punitive turn ; homelessness. Introduction Over the past few years a number of eminent scholars have written extensively on what they perceive to be a troubling phenomenon : the rise of neoliberal ideology across the West and a concomitant increase in exclusionary attitudes. Such attitudes are said to be manifest in a variety of forms of treatment aimed at excluding, regulating or punishing the behaviour of the so-called ‘under-classes’ – that is, the homeless and other marginalised citizens. From zero tolerance policing to declining shelter beds, from ‘workfare’ to anti-camping by-laws, each has been variously held up as exemplars of this trend. ISSN 2030-2762 / ISSN 2030-3106 online
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