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100			_976 _aMartin, Chris
245			_aSocial housing legal responses to crime and anti-social behaviour : _bimpacts on vulnerable families
260			_bAustralian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI), _cJune 2021.
300			_a84 pages
500			_aKeywords: Social housing, tenants, residential tenancies law, termination, eviction, crime, anti-social behaviour, vulnerable families, women, domestic and family violence, children, Indigenous, alcohol and other drugs
520			_aHousing policy in Australia has enlarged the role of social landlords in relation to crime and non-criminal anti-social behaviour (‘misconduct’). Recent developments include ‘three strikes’ policies and legislative amendments intended to facilitate termination proceedings and evictions.This research focused on social housing legal responses and termination proceedings in relation to four types of vulnerable persons and families:
524			_aMartin, C., Habibis, D. Burns, L. and Pawson, H. (2019) Social housing legal responses to crime and anti-social behaviour: impacts on vulnerable families, AHURI Final Report 314, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, http://www.ahuri.edu.au/research/final-reports/314, doi: 10.18408/ahuri-7116301.
650		0	_9491 _aSocial Housing _zAustralia
700			_aHabibis, Daphne _9288
700			_9553 _aBurns, Lucinda
700			_938 _aPawson, Hal
856			_uhttps://www.ahuri.edu.au/sites/default/files/migration/documents/AHURI-Final-Report-314-Social-housing-legal-responses-to-crime-and-anti-social-behaviour-impacts-on-vulnerable-families.pdf _yView item on publishers website
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