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Mamuna Mohammed, a head load porter (kayayei), carries bananas through Agbogbloshie Market in Accra, Ghana

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  • Books & Book Chapters

    Mean Streets: Migration, Xenophobia and Informality in South Africa

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  • Books & Book Chapters

    Changing Social Policy: The Child Support Grant in South Africa

    Description from HSRC Press: An important historical record of one part of post-apartheid South Africa’s policymaking, Changing Social...

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  • Journal Articles

    Technology, informal workers and cities: insights from Ahmedabad (India), Durban (South Africa) and Lima (Peru)

    This special issue on urban livelihoods was developed in collaboration with WIEGO.

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  • Research Reports

    Linking Safety Nets, Social Protection and Poverty Reduction: Directions for Africa

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  • Journal Articles

    The tangled web of associational life: Urban governance and the politics of popular livelihoods in Nigeria

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  • Journal Articles

    Trader associations and urban food systems in Ghana: Institutionalist approaches to understanding urban collective action

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  • Journal Articles

    “You just look at our work and see if you have any freedom on earth”: Ghanaian women’s accounts of their work and their health

    Abstract: Research on women’s health in the developing world has focussed on reproductive issues and has defined women primarily as...

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  • Research Reports

    Assessing the Reintegration of Ex-Combatants in the Context of Instability and Informal Economies

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  • Research Reports

    Santé et sécurité au travail pour les commerçants et les vendeurs de rue d’Accra et de Takoradi (Ghana)

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  • Journal Articles

    Social Capital or Analytical Liability: Social Networks and African Informal EconomiesGlobal Networks

    Abstract The rise of the ‘social capitalist’ paradigm has turned social networks into a concept that conceals more than it reveals. In this...

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