The impact of housing on refugees: an evidence synthesis

Housing has always had a close association with refugees but despite this, the knowledge base about housing and its impact in lives of lacks cohesion. The accommodation tends to be connected broader neo-liberal trends, alongside general animosity towards refugees, culminating an overt, or implied, ‘hostile environment’. This paper synthesises available evidence understand several key issues settlement including: role systems policies, quality, tenure, support workers how diversity refugee population is reflected evidence. We also point gaps call for studies scholars focus on plight faced by order help challenge wider structural inequalities which constrain their lives. In this discussion, our United Kingdom (UK), although draws literature from international perspective.