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Who Pays, Who Benefits? Housing Inequalities and the Ecological Transition in France, Tested with Stakeholders Report on the ReHousIn Policy Lab #2
his report documents the second ReHousIn Policy Lab for France, an open public seminar held in Paris on 25 September 2026 to test, rather than validate, the project’s intermediate findings on how green transition policies shape housing inequalities. The research team presented the comparative work o
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