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ArticleClaiming the Streets: Property Rights and Legal Empowerment in the Urban Informal Economy

Alison Hamilton Brown2015

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Claiming the Streets: Property Rights and Legal Empowerment in the Urban Informal Economy

Alison Hamilton Brown

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Year2015

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Published2015-08-07

VenueWorld Development

ISSN-L0305-750X

Languageen

Citations66

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ShelfUrban and Rural Development Challenges

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