Appendix 5

Master Bibliography of
Publications on Homelessness

The following list of more than 1,600 publications has been compiled from the further reading sections at the end of
the entries and from the appendixes. It provides a comprehensive bibliography that includes citations to the litera-
ture of all disciplines involved in the study of homelessness, along with autobiographical, historical, and fictional
accounts. As such, it is a valuable and much-needed research tool.

Aaron, C. (1986). Lackawanna. New York: Lippin- those evicted from Maroko in 1990. Environment
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(2002). Sexual abuse among homeless adolescents: 2000–2010 rolling plan period. In F. Olokesusi &
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