Rethinking Informalization: Poverty, Precarious Jobs and Social Protection

Neema Kudva · Lourdes Benería

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This peer-reviewed book contains revised papers initially presented at the conference, "Rethinking Informalization in Labor Markets," which took place at Cornell University in October 2002.

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