Sebastián Sclofsky
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Homeless Population in California's Central and San Joaquin Valley

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​This project attempts to examine the governance of unhoused populations across California’s Central and San Joaquin Valley. Homeless population has been growing in the region, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic. This has been followed by an increase in surveillance, control, and policing of this population. The research will analyze how capitalism and economic policies produce homelessness. It will examine state and local policies directed towards the governance of homeless populations. Finally, and most important, it will learn from the life experience of unhoused individuals, how this large policies affect their lives.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Research
    • State Violence, Police Violence, and Racism
    • Punitive Policies and Policing Strategies in Uruguay
    • Homeless Population in California's Central and San Joaquin Valley
    • Other Research
  • Publications
    • Academic Publications
    • Opinion Articles
    • Recent Presentations
  • Teaching
    • Courses taught at CSU Stan
    • Courses taught at Univ. of Florida
  • Awards & Grants
  • Get in Touch