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Inequality, financialisation and the Irish housing crisis -Video presentation by Rory Hearne
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Inequality, financialisation and the Irish housing crisis -Video presentation by Rory Hearne
February 12, 2020
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The cause of the housing crisis -video
A short clip of my presentation to the Oireachtas Cause of housing and homeless crisis is shift away from building social housing and treating housing
February 12, 2020
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Housing 2020 An action plan – Rory Hearne
By Rory Hearne, available on https://www.tasc.ie/blog/2020/02/05/housing-2020/ This election is fundamental for housing. Whoever gets elected on Saturday will implement policies that will shape our housing
February 12, 2020
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A Just Transition: – how do we tackle heat, greed and need?
This conference brings together several contributors on the linked challenges of climate change, human need and inequality. About this Event A Just Transition: -how do
February 12, 2020
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Take Action – Support the Right to Housing
Support the Right to Housing in the Constitution- Sign the petition here https://www.homeforgood.ie/
February 12, 2020
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Seven solutions to the housing & homelessness crisis
There are solutions to the crisis. Here are seven important and innovative evidence based policy ideas that I have researched and developed in collaboration with
February 12, 2020
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Reboot Republic Podcast
Almost two years ago I started a Podcast with Tony Groves to highlight the solutions to various social and economic crises, inequality, social exclusion, and climate change. Since then we have done over 100 episodes with interviews with many people from civil society and academia in Ireland and abroad including Naoimi Klein, the UN Rapportuer on the Right to Housing, the Children’s Ombudsman, the chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, Richard Wilkinson author of the Spirit Level, Prof John Sweeney of Maynooth, the Irish Wheelchair Association, the Nevin Economic Research Institute, Dr Lorna Gold, and many more.
You can see and listen to the podcasts here: