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  • Journal Articles

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

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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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    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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  • Research Reports

    Promouvoir les relations industrielles dans le secteur du travail domestique en Europe

    Le présent rapport expose les résultats des recherches réalisées entre mai et novembre 2014 pour le projet EFFAT intitulé « Promouvoir les...

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    Does Informal Employment Exist in the United States and Other Developed Countries? New Solutions

    Abstract: This editorial argues that informal employment does exist in developed countries and needs to be studied as such to complement...

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    Sustainable Urban Livelihoods and Marketplace Social Capital: Crisis and Strategy in Petty Trade

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    International trade and industrial upgrading in the apparel commodity chain

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    Understanding Gender Inequalities in Wages and Incomes in India

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    Associations and Activism: Mobilization of Urban Informal Workers in Costa Rica and Nicaragua

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