Street Vendors & Market Traders

Mean Streets: Migration, Xenophobia and Informality in South Africa

From Revanchism to Ambivalence: The Changing Politics of Street Vending in Guangzhou.Antipode

By focusing on Guangzhou’s street-vending policy transformation, this article explores how exclusionary practices of urban politics...

Dislocating modernity: Identity, space and representations of street trade in Durban, South Africa

South Africa’s cities have experienced dramatic changes over the past decade. Cities are now home to a multiracial population, and have been...

If Street Food Disappears — Projecting the Cost for Consumers in Bangkok

Street Traders and the Emerging Spaces for Urban Voice and Citizenship in African Cities

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Street Hawkers and Public Space in Mumbai

Street Vendors in the Global Urban Economy

Volume 5, Number 1. January – June 2011

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

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Organising Street Vendors: “Gente de Confiar” Radio Progamme, Lima, Peru

An authentically democratic community requires open channels of communication between citizens. Street markets offer a natural setting for...

Securing Livelihoods: A Gendered Analysis of Support Interventions available to Street Traders in the Durban Metropolitan Area