Topic modeling is widely used in various domains for extracting latent topics underlying large corpora, including judicial texts. In the latter, tend to be made by and domain experts, but remain unintelligible laymen. framework of housing law court decisions French which mixes abstract legal terminology with real-life situations described common language, similarly [1], we aim at identifying di...

Since 2003, when Hartman and Robinson identified eviction as “the hidden housing problem,” a growing body of research has provided detailed, empirical analyses the process in specific locations. However, there been little effort to systematically compare legal regimes institutional contexts governing proceedings. Drawing on our four cities—Baltimore, Maryland; Dallas, Texas; Los Angeles, Califo...

Abstract During the 1980s, Sweden saw several rent protests and strikes in different parts of country. While there is an obvious continuity from Swedish contention 1970s, 1980s itself interesting topic to study. The influence radical leftist groups isn’t as it appears have been striking seems seen a legitimate way handling grievances during first half 1980s. Most took place municipal other form...

Rental shares of agricultural land have increased in many countries, as soil degradation and erosion. Theory suggests that these trends may be correlated, yet empirical findings are mixed. This ambiguity indicates a “tenure effect” on conservation highly contextual. Our research investigates farmers’ behavior rented aims to disentangle the contextual factors involved. These include rental durat...

One housing paradox in many markets is the simultaneous presence of high costs and vacancy rates. India has expensive relative to incomes an urban rate 12.4%. We show how insecure property rights India, as a result rent control weak contract enforcement, increases Using two-way linear fixed effects panel regression, we exploit changes laws states West Bengal, Karnataka, Gujarat, Maharashtra fin...

Abstract This paper examines the extent to which law and regulation protects students renting from private individuals or companies, as opposed universities, in both of main types student accommodation, rented sector (PRS) purpose-built accommodation (PBSA). It first different problems faced by tenure types, notably issues repair failure PBSA providers complete time for beginning term. Secondly...