Doctoral research project titled 'Housing
strategies of homeless migrants: A comparative study of Central
Americans in Massachusetts and Eastern Europeans in Scotland' is recruiting study participants who are from Central America and are experiencing housing problems in Massachusetts. This
research is part of a larger comparative study of migrant homelessness in the UK and
the US which will: 1) explore the causal forces influencing migrant
homelessness, 2) investigate the strategies used by homeless migrants
to confront structural and individual barriers as a means to achieve
housing and other needs, and finally 3) consider the role of the
state in addressing migrant homelessness from a range of normative
perspectives with particular attention placed on the importance of
choice. This
is a comparative study of migrant homelessness
in the US and the UK using the case studies of Eastern European
migrants in Edinburgh, Scotland and Central American migrants in
Boston, Massachusetts.