Living in the streets anthropology of homelessness

Translation: Hana Khalif Ghanitaly the chapters of the book shed light on two unique properties in the anthropological endeavor that confirm its importance in studying homelessness and alleviating its severity, they are reliance on the local perspective, and the tendency to place practices and beliefs within the larger social, cultural, political, and economic contexts in which homelessness occurs, moving during that between several countries, each with its own approach to dealing with the problem, such as the United States, Canada, India, Colombia, Chile, and the United Kingdom. There is anger in the book that has been softened by polite gentle language. The researchers would like readers to realize that homelessness is a fundamental failure of civil society, and that efforts to address it can be effective if they are coordinated and continuous, and that homelessness is a condition we are likely to face in our lives, and therefore, we must bear the responsibility of participating in its solution. All these topics and ideas discussed in the book make it a valuable addition to the academic fields concerned with homelessness.