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Street Work: Dynamics and Trajectories of Collective Organizing
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  • 2022Formal Organising in the Informal Sector: The Hawker Sangram Committee and the Politics of Hawking in Kolkata, India4 cited
  • 2024Infrastructural violence and urban development in African cities: The case of Takoradi Central Market in Ghana3 cited