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Street Vendor Exclusion in “Modern” Market Planning: A Case Study from Kumasi, Ghana

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Victoria Okoye
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Citation: Okoye, Victoria. 2020. Street Vendor Exclusion in “Modern” Market Planning: A Case Study from Kumasi, Ghana. WIEGO Resource Document No. 15. WIEGO.

WIEGO Resource Document 15

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Informal Economy Topic
Livelihoods
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English
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