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Books & Book Chapters
Bangkok’s Foodscape: Public Eating, Gender Relations and Urban Change
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Journal Articles
Street Traders and the Emerging Spaces for Urban Voice and Citizenship in African Cities
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Research Reports
Street Trade in Kenya: The Contribution of Research in Policy Dialogue and Response
Paper for panel entitled “Urban Responses to Street Traders: A Comparative Perspective from India, Kenya, ...
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Research Reports
No Cushion to Fall Back On – Executive Summary
Report available in English here.Informe disponible en español aquí.Fact Sheet available in English here.Ficha Técnica disponible en español...
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Research Reports
Enhancing Lobbying Capacity of Women Street Vendors: The Challenges in the Kenyan Policy Environment
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Working Papers
Informal Economy Budget Analysis in Philippines and Quezon City
This paper considers whether national and local government budgets in the Philippines make a difference to informal economy workers – particularly...
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Journal Articles
‘World Class Cities for All’: Street traders as agents of union revitalization in contemporary South AfricaLabour, Capital and Society
AbstractEngaging with recent scholarly debates on the challenges of labour movement revitalization in both the global North and South, this...
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Research Reports
African Women in Food Processing: A Major, But Still Underestimated Sector of Their Contribution to the National Economy
Paper prepared for the International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
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Books & Book Chapters
El Progreso de las Mujeres en el Mundo 2005: Mujeres, Trabajo, y Pobreza
Available in English here Disponible en español aquí Disponible en français ici Más información está disponible en el sitio web de UN Women. ...
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Organizing Briefs
Informal Workers and Collective Bargaining: Five Case Studies
This brief summarizes the findings of a set of case studies of collective bargaining by informal workers in five different countries. Included...
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