Advocacy Coalitions Influencing Informal Sector Policy: The Case of India’s National Urban Street Vendors Policy

Dolf te Lintelo

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Urban Planning and Governance Policy Transfer and Learning

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In urban India, public policy concerning street vending often consists of local authorities’ licensing systems that regulate access to public space. As a rule, anyone wishing to sell goods or services on publicly owned land requires a license, but as these are generally parsimoniously issued, the great majority of street vendors are rendered illegal.

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