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    Lautloses Heer der Domestic WorkersMitbestimmung

    This article (in German) is from the journal of the Hans Boeckler Foundation “Mitbestimmung” (co-determination).

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    Crítica ao Maneo Humano em Belo Horizonte

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    Gestão Pública Sustentável de Resíduos Sólidos – Uso de Bases de Dados Oficiais e de indicadores de sustentabilidade

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    Continuing gender stereotypes or signs of change: Occupational pattern of women workers

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    Co-optation, Competition and Resistance: State and Street Vendors in Mexico City

    Abstract:

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    Reconfiguring Space, Mobilizing Livelihood: Street Vending, Legality, and Work in the Philippines

    In the Philippines, the liberalization of the country’s economy has meant increasing rural to urban migration and dramatic growth in informal...

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    Neither Seen Nor Heard: South Asia’s Millions of Home-based Workers

    Home-based workers in South Asia number in the tens of millions and are essential to many industries, yet remain invisible and disregarded...

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  • Research Reports

    Situação Social das Catadoras e dos Catadores de Material Reciclável e Reutilizável (Região Centro-Oeste)

    Coordenação – Sandro Pereira Silva, Fernanda Lira Goes, Albino Rodrigues Alvarez   Relatórios sobre outras regiões: Nordeste NorteSudeste Sul ...

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    Corporate Capitalism in the Name of Social Security

    The many schemes that have been announced in the name of social security are limited in scope and the quantum of security they prefer. The...

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    Pesticide Vendors in the Informal Sector: Trading Health for Income

    Abstract: South African low-income communities face many challenges (e.g., insufficient housing, poor service delivery, and abject poverty);...

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