International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy: Volume 20 Issue 3/4

Subjects:

Table of contents

Competition in the informal sector of the economy: the case of market traders in Turkey

Recep Varcin

Looks at some assumptions of street vending such as its individualistic nature, inefficiencies and irrationality. Uses research into the market traders in Ankara, Turkey. Shows…

Street trading from Apartheid to Post‐Apartheid: more birds in the cornfield?

Stein Inge Nesvag

Presents findings from a case study looking at African medicine vendors in Durban, South Africa. Compares the culturally repressive apartheid period with the post‐apartheid…

Tips of the trade: street vendors and the state in Barbados, West Indies

Loran E. Custinger

Presents findings from a case study into official attempts to change street vending into an “appropriate” form for tourists in Barbados. Suggests this has had a negative effect…

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Peddling policy: street vending in historical and contemporary contest

Alfonso Morales

Focuses on street vending in Chicago, in the USA, taking a historical perspective. Shows how it was used to alleviate unemployment in the volatile progressive era but then became…

www.openair.org: linking street vendors to the Internet

Steve Balkin, Alfonso Morales

Presents a discussion of an Internet Web site started in reaction to attacks on an historic street market in Chicago, USA. Takes an advocate’s perspective rather than an academic…

Cover of International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy

ISSN:

0144-333X

Online date, start – end:

1981

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Prof Colin Williams