Edited by Michel Vols, Emma N. Nic Shuibhne, Faculty of Law, University of Groningen, the Netherlands and Andrei Quintiá Pastrana, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain

• Contents1 The influence of the right to housing 1Michel Vols, Emma Nic Shuibhne and Andrei Quintiá-Pastrana2 Making it matter: Understanding the impact of the right tohousing 37Malcolm Langford3 The impact of the right to adequate housing and the need forreliable structural indicators: First things first 62Michel Vols4 Building on Grootboom: Towards a judicial review of thereasonableness of housing law and policy 81Christoph U. Schmid5 Stuck in between law and politics?: Understanding the impactof the right to housing as a right of migrants and refugees ininternational law 98Serde Atalay6 Vulnerability and the right to housing: Reconceptualizing thevulnerability reasoning of the ECtHR under Article 8 ECHR 117Matej Sedlár7 Assessing the impact of housing rights struggles 145Mark Jordan8 The impact of the “right to housing” in Ireland 166Padraic Kenna9 Foregrounding administrative justice within a right tohousing: Justice, rights and vulnerabilities 186Fiona Donson10 Denial of rights: Ireland’s systemic undermining of ‘culturallyappropriate’ accommodation rights for Travellers 209Samantha Morgan-Williams11 The impact of European Union law on the Spanish HousingAct of 2023 and the need and legal possibility of a strongerEuropean role in the field of housing 229Juli Ponce12 The new and first central-state Spanish housing law indemocracy: A missed opportunity after years of erraticmultilevel housing policies 250Héctor Simón Moreno13 Administrative vulnerability challenges the right to housingin Spain 272Alba Nogueira López

Edited by Michel Vols, Emma N. Nic Shuibhne, Faculty of Law, University of Groningen, the Netherlands and Andrei Quintiá Pastrana, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain

• Contents1 The influence of the right to housing 1Michel Vols, Emma Nic Shuibhne and Andrei Quintiá-Pastrana2 Making it matter: Understanding the impact of the right tohousing 37Malcolm Langford3 The impact of the right to adequate housing and the need forreliable structural indicators: First things first 62Michel Vols4 Building on Grootboom: Towards a judicial review of thereasonableness of housing law and policy 81Christoph U. Schmid5 Stuck in between law and politics?: Understanding the impactof the right to housing as a right of migrants and refugees ininternational law 98Serde Atalay6 Vulnerability and the right to housing: Reconceptualizing thevulnerability reasoning of the ECtHR under Article 8 ECHR 117Matej Sedlár7 Assessing the impact of housing rights struggles 145Mark Jordan8 The impact of the “right to housing” in Ireland 166Padraic Kenna9 Foregrounding administrative justice within a right tohousing: Justice, rights and vulnerabilities 186Fiona Donson10 Denial of rights: Ireland’s systemic undermining of ‘culturallyappropriate’ accommodation rights for Travellers 209Samantha Morgan-Williams11 The impact of European Union law on the Spanish HousingAct of 2023 and the need and legal possibility of a strongerEuropean role in the field of housing 229Juli Ponce12 The new and first central-state Spanish housing law indemocracy: A missed opportunity after years of erraticmultilevel housing policies 250Héctor Simón Moreno13 Administrative vulnerability challenges the right to housingin Spain 272Alba Nogueira López

Edited by Michel Vols, Emma N. Nic Shuibhne, Faculty of Law, University of Groningen, the Netherlands and Andrei Quintiá Pastrana, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain

• Contents1 The influence of the right to housing 1Michel Vols, Emma Nic Shuibhne and Andrei Quintiá-Pastrana2 Making it matter: Understanding the impact of the right tohousing 37Malcolm Langford3 The impact of the right to adequate housing and the need forreliable structural indicators: First things first 62Michel Vols4 Building on Grootboom: Towards a judicial review of thereasonableness of housing law and policy 81Christoph U. Schmid5 Stuck in between law and politics?: Understanding the impactof the right to housing as a right of migrants and refugees ininternational law 98Serde Atalay6 Vulnerability and the right to housing: Reconceptualizing thevulnerability reasoning of the ECtHR under Article 8 ECHR 117Matej Sedlár7 Assessing the impact of housing rights struggles 145Mark Jordan8 The impact of the “right to housing” in Ireland 166Padraic Kenna9 Foregrounding administrative justice within a right tohousing: Justice, rights and vulnerabilities 186Fiona Donson10 Denial of rights: Ireland’s systemic undermining of ‘culturallyappropriate’ accommodation rights for Travellers 209Samantha Morgan-Williams11 The impact of European Union law on the Spanish HousingAct of 2023 and the need and legal possibility of a strongerEuropean role in the field of housing 229Juli Ponce12 The new and first central-state Spanish housing law indemocracy: A missed opportunity after years of erraticmultilevel housing policies 250Héctor Simón Moreno13 Administrative vulnerability challenges the right to housingin Spain 272Alba Nogueira López