Empty family homes. Paradoxes and inconsistencies between housing policies and elderly service related to single-family houses in the Danish welfare state_

Mette Mechlenborg; Jesper Ole Jensen

Empty family homes. Paradoxes and inconsistencies between housing policies and elderly service related to single-family houses in the Danish welfare state_

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This paper was accepted for a special issue publication "Us forever-- Challenging Concept of Family in Danish Laws" as part of the research project Cross-Disciplinary & International Research on Danish/Nordic Concepts of Family, Aarhus University. The publication was never realized unfortunately. We have chosen to publish the paper for open access, so that the work is not wasted. The paper has been reviewed two times.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Us Forever… Challenging Concepts of Family in Danish Law
Publication date	17 Jun 2024
Publication status	Published - 17 Jun 2024

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Holdgaard, M. (PI)
01/01/2018 → 01/06/2022
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