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From Crisis to Corporate Capture: Housing Financialisation in Post-Global Financial Crisis in Ireland, Tenants’ Experience and Potential for De-financialisation
This thesis investigates the emergence and consolidation of Corporate Landlords (CLs) in Ireland’s private rental sector (IPRS) after the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), with the overarching objective of understanding how financialised housing regimes reshape provision, tenants’ experience, and patte
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