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Theme: Legal Empowerment

All posts in Legal Empowerment

  • Research Reports

    Informal Employment, Labour Law and the Challenge of Enforcement

    In order to regulate, improve and standarDize informal labor, there is a need for a strategic vision of labor regulation supported by theories,...

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  • Research Reports
  • Journal Articles

    Localizing Global Rules: Public Participation in Lawmaking in Vietnam

    As the pace of legal harmonization in developing East Asian states increases to comply with international trading treaties, a disjunction...

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  • Journal Articles

    Mediating from the margins: The role of intermediaries in facilitating participation in markets by poor producersSouth African Journal of Labour Relations

    Abstract: This article argues that the preponderance of market intermediaries is driven by two imprimaturs. The first relates to the global...

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  • Research Reports

    Domestic workers and Informality: Compliance with Decent Work for Domestic Workers as a Transgression to the Asymmetrical Law of the Home Workplace*

    The situation of informality addressed through invisibility and the consequent need to overcome the asymmetrical law of home-based work. ...

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  • City/Country Level Reports

    A Report on Street Vending in Ghana

    Overview of regulatory issues concerning street vendors in Ghana

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  • Journal Articles

    Varieties of Legal Dualism: Making Sense of the Role of Law in Contemporary Russia

    Explores dual (formal/informal) systems of political use of the courts and informal social/business networks in Russia.

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  • Books & Book Chapters

    Poverty, Legal Empowerment and Informal Business in South Africa

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  • Policy Briefs

    Laws, Legitimacy and Ongoing Struggle: Lessons from Bolivian Policies on Domestic Workers’ Rights

    This Policy Brief explores domestic worker struggles in Bolivia.  It concentrates on laws and policies applied by the government of Evo Morales...

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