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Informal Markets, Livelihood and Politics - Street vendors in urban India (Hardcover)
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Informal Markets, Livelihood and Politics - Street vendors in urban India (Hardcover)
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Low industrial growth, declining agricultural sector and limited
expansion of formal sector employment in India have increasingly
forced the poor to take recourse to informal sources of
livelihoods. Street vending is one such thriving source of
self-employment across cities. This book delves into the sustenance
and survival strategies of street vendors across 17 cities in India
and assesses the issues revolving around self-created markets,
livelihood and politics that are contested in public space. It also
presents a conceptual and theoretical understanding of different
socio-economic and policy concerns pertaining to street vending in
the country. The study shows how despite the absence of legal
frameworks and institutional support, these urban self-employed
informal workers subsist by arranging ad-hoc alternatives, creating
informal institutions and negotiating with formal and informal
actors in the market. It also discusses the Street Vendors
(Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act,
2014, and examines how inclusive the legal recognition is for these
workers of informal economy. Drawing on exhaustive research and a
wealth of primary data, this book will be useful to scholars and
researchers in development studies, labour studies, economics,
sociology and those in public policy and urban planning.
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