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the topic that i will be discussing about is homelessness in canada and i have attached the artical that i want to use to answer the set of questions below. Annotated Bibliography An annotated bibliography is a list of sources that you intend to use in your research paper. Its purpose is to help you identify research that has been done on your topic and evaluate it, specifically considering its value to your social analysis/research. For each annotation (source) you will be required to provide a description of the source (approximately one paragraph) along with a critique or evaluation of its relevance to your topic. You should use APA style to format your annotated bibliography. What to include in your description/critique of a source: • Summary of the main arguments • Conclusions made by the work • The contribution that the work makes to the field or area of study • Strengths and weaknesses of the work • Issues/ omissions/ gaps/ problems that you identify • Value/contribution

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Table of Contents
Summary..........................................................................................................................................2
Conclusions made by the work........................................................................................................2
Contribution of the work.................................................................................................................2
Strengths and weaknesses of the work............................................................................................2
Issues/ omissions/ gaps/ problems...................................................................................................2
Value/contribution of the source.....................................................................................................2
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Evans, J., Collins, D., & Anderson, J. (2016). Homelessness, bedspace and the case for Housing
First in Canada. Social Science & Medicine, 168, 249-256.
Summary
The article summarizes about the problematization and translation of the Ptoject At Home/Chez
Soi through a theoretical framework. It also discusses the significance of the HF model.
Conclusions made by the work
The conclusion that has been drawn from the work is that the complication of homelessness was
translated with the help of the arrangement of economic rationalization, the new structure of
organizing knowledge, and a particular form of the experimental intervention.
Contribution of the work
The work significantly contributed to the areas of homelessness policy in the form of cost
analysis and problematization and the field of intervention into the procedure.
Strengths and weaknesses of the work
The significant strength of the article is that it traces the problematization of homelessness
through translational practices as an economic issue. Whereas, one of its weaknesses is that the
study makes use of standardized instruments for collecting data which is insufficient to gather
information about the translation perspective.
Issues/ omissions/ gaps/ problems
The major problem is that to examine the problematization of government in the environment of
neoliberal policy; it is significant to have calculations and calculative practices based on
financial risk (Evans, Collins & Anderson, 2016). Another problem is that there possess less
problematic and frequent use of public services that provides information regarding the problem
of chronic homelessness in Canada.
Value/contribution of the source
The source helps in gathering relevant information about cost-savings, social costs of the
Housing First model, the positive and negative impact of bedspace along with the
problematization of homelessness in Canada.

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Conclusion
The article demonstrated the role in policymaking and the act of problem formation by focusing
towards the networks with the help of intelligible and visible decision makers.

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References
Evans, J., Collins, D., & Anderson, J. (2016). Homelessness, bedspace and the case for Housing
First in Canada. Social Science & Medicine, 168, 249-256.