Traditional markets form a critical part of rural-urban food systems in sub-Saharan Africa
(SSA). Aside from providing more affordable and physically accessible food to low-income …

" Global Migration beyond Limits carefully considers but ultimately rejects the idea that
migration is driven by the choices of individual migrants, and instead starts from the idea that …

Abstract Cities in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) are undergoing socio-spatial transformations,
including mega retail/marketplace infrastructure projects. While often celebrated, these …

Food deserts in Chile present a singularity in the context of the Global South. Unlike other
countries where food security is mainly achieved through informal trade, in Chile, weekly …

Despite the crucial role played by informal markets in food distribution globally, the sector is
ignored and marginalized. This study examined vegetable traders, the trading infrastructure …

Agbogbloshie, once an internationally recognised toxic e-waste site, was thrust into
prominence by sensationalised media and literature. Despite various e-waste initiatives by …

Recent studies have argued that most state-led urban regeneration projects around the
globe are implemented through the four-stage process of scoping, planning, financing and …

Grounded in the theoretical lens of urban revanchism (Smith, 1996), this inquiry sheds light
on the continuous marginalization of informal e-waste workers by revanchist forces in …

Large scale urban development projects, marketed as “new cities,” are emerging across the
African continent. However, there is a limited empirical insight into how their partnerships …

The dynamics of urban redevelopment processes in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), especially
around retail spaces, have gained currency among scholars. Some scholars frame these …