The United States ought to guarantee the right to housing (evidence) and bibliography
Access requires a paid subscription. Year-long (until June 2024) subscriptions are $69 for an individual student and $299 for a school. School subscriptions allow access for 100 users.
Background
State of Homelessness: 2023 Edition
Affirmative — Libertarianism Answers — People aren’t Responsible for Homelessness
The obvious answer to homelessness. This article argues that government policies, not individual choice, is responsible for the rise in homelessness.
Homelessness is a housing problem: How Structural Factors Explain U.S. Patterns (book). This book argues that government policies, not individual choice, is responsible for the rise in homelessness.
Affirmative — General Kritik Answers
Housing and Homelessness: Breaking Down Silos for Systems Change. This article argues that providing housing is a good starting point for addressing homelessness. It’s has some good answers to general kritiks.
Affirmative — General
The First Step to Solving the Housing Crisis Might Be Simpler Than You Think. This article explains the extent of the housing crisis in the US
Priced Out: The State of Housing in America
The Understated Housing Shortage in the US
Occupying the Constitutional Right to Housing
Affirmative — Housing Rights
Naming Housing as a Human Right Is a First Step to Solving the Housing Crisis
How adding a right to housing in the California constitution could alleviate the crisis
Right to Housing: Law, Concepts, Possibilities
The Human Right to Housing: Making the Case in US Advocacy
The true radicalism of the right to housing
Affirmative — Rural America
Tackling Rural America’s ‘Hidden’ Housing Crisis
Affirmative — Impacts
Negative — General
Do We need a right to housing?
Our Pluralist Housing Ethics and the Struggle for Affordability
Negative — Counterplans
Rental
The Rental Housing Crisis Is a Supply Problem That Needs Supply Solutions
Tiny Homes
Tiny Homes: A Big Solution to America’s Housing Insecurity