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Abstracts:
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Band-Aid banditry, or bricolage? Cattle production, in the boderlands of the Eastern Cape province
by Andrew Ainslie
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Informality and persistent poverty: pathways and time dimensions
by Armando Barrientos
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Migrant and contract labour in global production systems - how to ensure decent work for the most vulnerable workers
by Dr Stephanie Ware Barrientos
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Women and multiple vulnerabilities: opportunities and constraints in landed property ownership in the informal sector in Urban India
by Bipasha Baruah
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Balancing family and labor market work: North-south differences
by Lourdes Beneria
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Remmitances, poverty reduction and the informalisation of household wellbeing in Zimbabwe
by Sarah Bracking and Professor Lloyd Sachikonye
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Globalisation, labour regulation and rising inequalities in South Africa
by Dr Marlea Clarke
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Informalization, poverty and inequality in Kinshasha (DRC)
By Dr. Tom De Herdt & Wim Marivoet
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Living in the background: home based women workers in South and South East Asia
by Donna Doane
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In search of South Africa's second economy
by Andries Du Toit and David Neves
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The occupations of economically marginalized disabled people: two stories of coping with mental illness and chronic poverty
by Madeleine Duncan and Akona Mbombo
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Marginilasation, alienation, gender and the economy: an overview of all nodes in the urban renewal programme
by David Everatt
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Working in the margins: social exclusion and integration in artisanal mining in Africa
by Eleanor Fisher and Rosemarie Mwaipopo
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Occupation: A helpful way of viewing what people do every day and how they respond to poverty
by Marion Fourie
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