Index
Global Street Economy and Micro Entrepreneurship
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Publication date: 28 May 2020
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(2020), "Index", Grima, S., Sirkeci, O. and Elbeyoğlu, K. (Ed.) Global Street Economy and Micro Entrepreneurship (Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis, Vol. 103), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 167-170. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1569-375920200000103027
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INDEX
Actors
in news
, 70
of street economy
, 12–26
Afghanistan economy
, 115
street economy in Kabul
, 117–121
street vendors
, 116–117
Al-Qaeda
, 120
Alliance at work
, 105–107
Aristotle
, 32–33
Art
, 90
Basketry
, 99
Bourgeois Marketplace and Towns
, 34–35
Capitalism
, 13, 46
Children
, 98–99
City dwellers
, 49, 52
Civil wars
, 116–117
Class-based social divisions
, 49
Climate change
, 40
Commercial capitalism
, 13
Competitiveness of street economy
, 10
Consumers
, 151–152
behaviour
, 153–155
Consumption
, 150, 154
Core economy
, 30, 35
merchandising by bartering goods
, 31–32
from slaver states to slaver empires
, 32
and streets
, 31
Cost leadership strategy
, 57
Criminal organisations
, 118
Critique of Pure Reason
, 46
Death and Life of Great American Cities, The
, 48
Dehumanization
, 35
Democracy
, 4, 76–77
Design of manufacturing
, 92–94
Development
problem of street
, 82–83
in street economy
, 9
Digitalisation and technology
, 155–156
District bazaars
, 30, 35–36
factors determining the character
, 33
E-commerce
, 151
benefits of
, 151–152
consumer behaviours and sensitivity to environment
, 154–155
green advertisement
, 153
green logistics
, 152
and purchase behaviour
, 155–156
result suggestions
, 156–157
Education
, 117
among Romani
, 127–128
Employment
among Romani
, 133–136
function of SE in Turkey
, 19–20
in global SE
, 18–19
Environmental friendliness
, 152
Farm products in India
, 43
First Global Street Economy
, 7
First Industrial Revolution
, 90–91
Food industry in India
, 43
Fordism
, 91
Fourth Industrial Revolution
, 90–91
Free market economy
, 23
Functions of street economy
, 12–26
Global Street Workers
, 166
Global Workers Union
, 148
Globalisation
, 41
Golden Silence
, 104
Gozo’s insularity
, 8–9
Green
advertisement
, 153
consumers
, 150, 154–155
logistics
, 150, 152–153
marketing strategy
, 153
purchasing
, 155
Hakkani Group
, 120
Handmade
, 145–146
Hawkers
, 19
Human Development Index (HDI)
, 80
Hunger
, 164
Hürriyet
, 69–70
India
alliance at work
, 105–107
implementation of policy
, 108–109
instances
, 112–114
manufacturing in
, 42–43
NASVI
, 107, 111–112
National Policy on Urban Street Vendors
, 107–108
NULM
, 111
street economy in
, 15
street vendors in
, 103–105
worked for NASVI
, 112
Industrial robot
, 91
Industrialisation
, 82
Industry 4.0
, 90
designed vehicles
, 94
development process
, 91–92
result
, 94–95
street economists’ tools design
, 92–94
street economy functions
, 92
Inequality
, 3
Informal economy
, 64–65
Informal employment
, 78
Informality
, 76, 80
SE and
, 16–17
Innovation in street economy
, 9
International Labour Conference
, 76
International Labour Organization (ILO)
, 2, 4, 13, 17–18
ISIS
, 120
Izmir
, 125–126
Kabul, street economy in
, 117–121
Legal status of street workers
, 164–165
Livelihood Security through Right to Work
, 41
Local businesses
, 8
Magna Carta
, 13
Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Act 2011 (MGNREGA)
, 41
Malta, first international street economy conference in
, 165
Manufacturing in India
, 42–43
Market economy
, 2–3, 13
Marketplaces
, 30, 32, 35–36
as factor of feudal town
, 33–34
factors determining the character
, 33
in Ottomans
, 34
Mass media
, 66
Media
, 141–144
Media representation
, 65–67
findings of research
, 68–70
research design and methodology
, 67–68
Medium, small and micro enterprises (MSMEs)
, 42
Merchandising by bartering goods
, 31–32
Metropolitan
, 93
Mezitli
, 145–146
Micro entrepreneurship
, 76–77
development problem and despair of street
, 82–83
global overview
, 77–81
street economics
, 84–85
Migration in India
, 43–44
Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (MHUPA)
, 109–110
Modernism
, 47–49
Modernity
, 46
Modernity and Subjectivity
, 46
Monopoly capitalism
, 13
Municipal officers
, 118
Municipality
, 145–146, 148
Narcotics
, 118
National Alliance of Street Vendors of India (NASVI)
, 13, 103–105, 163
from alliance to association
, 107
central leadership
, 110
work post-enactment
, 111–112
worked for
, 112
National Association of Street Vendors of India (see National Alliance of Street Vendors of India (NASVI))
National Commission on Enterprises in Unorganised Sector (NCEUS)
, 109
National Policy on Street Vending
, 106
National Policy on Urban Street Vendors 2009
, 41, 107–108
National Rural Employment Guarantee (Amendment) Act 2009 (NREGA) (see Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Act 2011 (MGNREGA))
National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005 (NREGA)
, 41
National Street Food Festival
, 113
National Urban Livelihood Mission (NULM)
, 104, 111
Neoliberalism
, 39–40
News
, 66, 68
actors in
, 70
placement
, 69
reporting as
, 71
theme
, 69
Oeconomica
, 32–33
One-man businesses
, 54–55
Online shopping
, 151
Open markets
, 1–3
Opium
, 118
Organised crime
, 118
Othering
, 49–51
Paper collectors
, 19
Peddler’s trade
, 116–118
Pensions
, 117
Police officers
, 118
Poverty
, 3, 131, 164
Prejudices
, 49–51
Purchase behaviour
, 155–156
Racketeers
, 118
Ratha Yatra Campaign
, 110
Recyclers
, 22
Recycling Workers Association (RWA)
, 147–148
Rehabilitation of children working on street
, 97–99
Research and development activities (R&D activities)
, 93, 156–157
Robotic technology
, 92
Roma
, 141–144
Romani
, 125–127
demographic features
, 128–132
education among
, 127–128
employment among
, 133–136
Salafi–Wahabi terror organisations
, 118
Second Industrial Revolution
, 91
Self-sufficiency
, 8, 40
Self-workers
, 163
between 1 and 2 billion people working as
, 164
first international street economy conference in Malta
, 165
first national workshop for self-workers in Ankara
, 165
legal status of street workers
, 164–165
six billion of world’s population in working age
, 163–164
Self-Workers Global (SWG)
, 166
Sierra Leone Informal Employees Union
, 13
Slavery
, 32
Small farmers
, 43
Social
divisions
, 49
interaction
, 51
security
, 117
transformation
, 82
Societies Registration Act (1860)
, 1071
Street artist
, 142–144
Street businesses
, 3, 56–57
Street economics
, 12–13, 84–85
Street economists
, 20
tools design
, 92–94
Street economy (SE)
, 1–2, 12, 35, 36, 40, 43, 53, 97–98, 142, 146, 167
area
, 83
building on success
, 9–10
characteristics
, 54
definition
, 14–15
and district bazaars and marketplaces
, 30
employment function in Turkey
, 19–20
employment in global SE
, 18–19
evolution
, 15–16
factors determining the character
, 33
farm products
, 43
food industry
, 43
functions
, 16, 92, 167–168
global employment and
, 17
global reality in shadow of streets
, 2
global results
, 25–26
global suggestions
, 24–25
Indian context
, 41
and informality
, 16–17
in Kabul
, 117–121
labour market on global streets
, 17–18
legal status of street trades
, 18
from Malta perspective
, 7–10
management
, 54–56
micron initiatives
, 20
migration
, 43–44
new opportunities for
, 24
and participatory democracy
, 4
peace in streets
, 4
problems in
, 22–23, 168
sectoral financial aspects
, 20–22
sectors
, 28
share of recycling employees in waste collection
, 21
solutions
, 168
spontaneous solutions
, 23–24
streets are not problem, but solution
, 2–4
200 billion TL value added from streets to national economy
, 22
Street residents
, 49–51
Street Vending Act
, 104
Street vendors
, 19, 65, 69–70, 81, 84, 94, 116–117, 119
in India
, 103–114
Street Vendors Act 2014
, 41–42
Street workers, legal status of
, 164–165
Street Workers’ Association
, 163
StreetPreneurs
, 167–168
Taliban
, 120
rule
, 118
Tax collectors
, 118
Trade unions
, 105
2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
, 76
Unemployment
, 164
Unregistered economy
, 84
Unregistered employment
, 84
Untamed market (see Informal economy)
Urbanisation
, 46–49, 126
Violence
, 118
Waste collection
, 148
Waste pickers
, 148
Wealth of street
, 141–144
Weber, Max
, 34
Women Market
, 145–146
Youth centers
, 99
- Prelims
- Introduction
- Part I: Street Economy and Micro Entrepreneurship: Theoretical Approaches
- Chapter 1: The Importance of Street Economy from Malta Perspective
- Chapter 2: Actors and Functions of Street Economy
- Chapter 3: Core Economy and Streets
- Chapter 4: Street Economy from Economic, Political, Social and Ecological Perspectives
- Chapter 5: Towards an Integration of the Streets and Their Inhabitants
- Chapter 6: The Management of Street Economy
- Part II: Implications of Street Economy
- Chapter 7: Slightly Above the Syrian Refugees: Media Representation of Street Vendors in Turkey
- Chapter 8: Micro Entrepreneurship Is a Macro Step Taken for Development and Democracy
- Chapter 9: The Importance of the Smart Manufacturing Design at 4.0 Industrial Vision in Street Economy
- Chapter 10: Rehabilitation of Children Working on the Street
- Part III: Street Economy Case Studies
- Chapter 11: Organising the Street Vendors in India: Issues, Challenges and Successes
- Chapter 12: The Effects of Street Vendors on the Security and Social Life of the Afghanistan Economy
- Chapter 13: Education and Employment among the Romani as a Social Category in the Spatial Use of Cities
- Chapter 14: Wealth of Streets: Roma and Media
- Chapter 15: Producer Women’s Neighbourhood Markets
- Chapter 16: The Story of the Recycling Workers Association
- Chapter 17: Effect and Importance of Green Logistics Towards Purchase Behaviours of Consumer in E-Commerce
- Part IV: Summing Up
- Chapter 18: Dignifying of Self-Workers in Five Continents
- Chapter 19: Supplement: The Manifesto of the Global Street Economy
- Index