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What Makes a Home: A Reply
Law and Philosophy 41 (4):469-489 (2022)
Abstract
This is a reply to “What Makes a Home” by Kimberley Brownlee and David Jenkins. In it, I defend my own account of homelessness, which I call the ‘legal conception’ against their criticism and try to illustrate the differences between my view and theirs, which I call the ‘social conception.’Other Versions
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