How can access to affordable housing reduce economic vulnerability?

Accurately estimating the economic cost of violent conflict is hard: the very existence of a conflict makes measurement of economic activity difficult, ... The economic impact of violence containment to the world economy in 2012 was estimated to be $9.46 trillion or 11 percent of Gross World Product (GWP).* This ... Jul 27, 2022 ... Increased income may reduce IPV by improving families' economic security, thereby reducing household conflict over limited resources, increasing ... Jan 24, 2017 ... Lynching and mob violence were tactics of economic subordination, used to protect white economic power and to ensure a captive black labor force. Economic Liberalization and Political Violence: Utopia or Dystopia? ... Essential reading for anyone who wishes to understand conflict and development in the 21st ... Economic violence involves situations in which a perpetrator controls, deprives or destroys a victim's economic resources to impair their economic independence. Some public forms of socio-economic gender-based violence contribute to women becoming economically dependent on their partner (lower wages, very low or no ... May 19, 2022 ... Domestic violence, also known as intimate partner violence (IPV), is a serious public health concern that affects countless people each year. May 16, 2024 ... In this chapter, this issue will be analyzed from the notion of economic violence, understanding indebtedness as an expression of such economic violence. Dec 5, 2024 ... The 2019 cost of injury in the United States was $4.2 trillion, according to a report in CDC's MMWR. The costs include spending on healthcare, lost work ...