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Nik Theodore

Professor

University of Chicago

United States

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Professor Nik Theodore is a faculty member at the University of Illinois at Chicago, United States. His research focuses on urban economics, informal labor markets, and the implications of policy on economic equity. Recent articles authored by Professor Theodore explore themes such as the informal economy in South Africa, cash assistance in urban settings, and responses to migration crises in Latin America.

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Derick Blaauw

Professor

North-West University

SOUTH AFRICA

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Beth Gutelius

Research Director

University of Illinois Chicago (UIC)

UNITED STATES

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Rinie Schenck

Professor

University of the Western Cape

SOUTH AFRICA

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Articles (9)

Divisions of labour: Making markets for exploitable workers

Township economics: How the market structure of the informal economy impacts the recirculation of secondhand tires in South Africa

Cities for a guaranteed income: renewing the urban politics of cash assistance in the United States

Organising the care economy: shifting spatial strategies of domestic worker activism

Informal Tyre Dealers in South Africa: an Assessment of Their Contributions to a Circular Economy

Day-Labor Worker Centers: Advancing New Models of Equity and Inclusion in the Informal Economy

Deportations and development: Responding to El Salvador’s new migration crisis

Regulating informality: Worker centers and collective action in day‐labor markets

Governing through austerity: (Il)logics of neoliberal urbanism after the global financial crisis

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Derick Blaauw

Beth Gutelius

Rinie Schenck

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