Mapping legalities: urbanisation, law and informal work

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KN190.M37 2024

Routledge

2024

Routledge studies in urbanism and the city

1.Urban regulation for self-employed informal workers2.Disambiguating legalities: Street vending, law, and boundary work in Mexico City3.Power dynamics and the regulation of street vending in the urban space: The law on the books and the law on the g...

• 1.Urban regulation for self-employed informal workers
• 2.Disambiguating legalities: Street vending, law, and boundary work in Mexico City
• 3.Power dynamics and the regulation of street vending in the urban space: The law on the books and the law on the ground in Accra and Dakar
• 4.Differential effects of vending formalisation in New York City, USA
• 5.Local government regulations and the dispossession of urban informal vendors in Delhi, India
• 6.Impact of new planning policies on sustenance and inclusivity of street trading in Dhaka: A critical review of Detailed Area Plan 2016–2035
• 7.Advocating for a livelihood-centric master plan: Learnings from Delhi
• 8.Turbulent transformations and urban undesirables: Revanchist urban transition and street-based sex work in Bangalore
• 9.Overlooked mobility: Domestic workers commuting in Bogotá, Medellín, and São Paulo
• 10.New perspectives on the work of waste pickers: The construction of a 'recycling node' in Mercedes, Argentina
• 11.Pursuing aspirations for decent sanitation work: How informal workers navigate the universe of rules that shape sanitation practices in urban Africa
• 12.Urban informal workers’ COVID-19 compliance: Evidence on social capital and enforcement politics from Indonesia
• 13.Informal work and the social function of the city: A framework for legal reform in the urban and spatial environment

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Includes bibliographical references and index.