Global street economy and micro entrepreneurship
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Global street economy and micro entrepreneurship
（Contemporary studies in economic and financial analysis, v. 103）
Emerald Pub., 2020
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Description
Throughout the history of capitalism, street economy has found a space in the failures and externalities of the open market economy, but it has been derided or ignored in the mainstream media and academy. However, street economies are a solution, not a problem: popping up as a spontaneous solution to the failures of capitalism, these economies are an opportunity to learn, explore and grow away from the mainstream.
Even though discussion of street economy and vendors is on the rise in recent years, the subject is still dealt with on the basis of sectors, cities and countries, not on a global scale. With the increase in the volume, types and functions of street activities, is has become more appealing for the wider population by including a wide variety of sectors. The studies in this volume of Contemporary Studies in Economic and Financial Analysis investigate the causes and effects of new street-focused formations, such as NASVI in India, and SWG in ILO, established in response to the new legal regulation and organizational needs that have emerged with increasing employment volume in the street economy.
For researchers and students of contemporary economics, interested in a global view on a rising industry, this is a key exploration of how micro businesses play on the global level.
Table of Contents
- Introduction Kamuran Elbeyoglu and Osman SirkeciPart I: Street Economy and Micro Entrepreneurship: Theoretical Approaches Chapter 1. The Importance of Street Economy from Malta Perspective Justyne Caruana Chapter 2. Actors and Functions of Street EconomyOsmen Sirkeci and Ahmet Taner Kislali Caddesi Chapter 3. Core Economy and StreetsHalim Kasim Chapter 4. Street Economy from Economic, Political, Social and Ecological PerspectivesShahnaz Rafique Chapter 5. Towards an Integration of the Streets and Their Inhabitants Kamuran Elbeyoglu Chapter 6. The Management of Street Economy Kurtulus Yilmaz Genc Part II: Implications of Street Economy Chapter 7. Slightly Above the Syrian Refugees: Media Representation of Street Vendors in Turkey
- Huriye Toker Chapter 8. Micro Entrepreneurship is a Macro Step Taken for the Development of Democracy Betul Karagoez Yerdelen and Isin Cetin Chapter 9. The Importance of the Smart Manufacturing Design at 4.0 Industrial Vision in Street EconomyMerve Yildirim Chapter 10. Rehabilitation of Children Working on the Street&Mustafa Sari Part III: Street Economy Case Studies Chapter 11. Organizing the Street Vendors in India: Issues, Challenges and Successes Arbind Singh Chapter 12. The Effects of Street Vendors on the Security and Social Life of the Afghanistan Economy Abbas Karaagacli and Ahmet Taner Kislali Caddesi Chapter 13. Education and Employment Among the Romani as a Social Category in the Spatial Use of Cities Alper Yaglidere Chapter 14. Wealth of Streets Roma & Media Semir Bolat Chapter 15. Producer Women's Neighbourhood Markets Sibel Gelbul Chapter 16. The Story of Recycling Workers Association Mehmet Goecer Chapter 17. Effects and Importance of Green Logistics Towards Purchase Behaviors of Consumer in E-Commerce Emine Kavas Part IV: Summing Up Chapter 18. Dignifying of Self-Workers in Five Continents Kamuran Elbeyoglu and Osman Sirkeci Chapter 19. Supplement: The Manifest of the Global Street Economy Simon Grima, Kamuran Elbeyoglu and Osman Sirkeci
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