Spatial Justice for Urban Informal Sector: The Case of Indonesia 'Dual Informality' in Urban Governance North and South

Raphaella Dewantari Dwianto, Raditia W Supriyanto

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Abstract

Studies on urban informality of developing economies have been focusing
mainly on various form of informal sector as the result of rapid growth of cities.
Those studies show that intensive and borderless flows of investment, goods,
information and people contribute significantly to the co-existing formal and
informal sector, and put the informal sector in opposite to formal sector, with the
state as the main actor in the formal sector. Very few studies elaborate the ‘dual
informality’- relations between informal sector and the state in the process of urban
governance.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationBeyond Dichotomization: Informality and the Challenges of Governance in Cities of the Global North and South XVIII ISA WORLD CONGRESS OF SOCIOLOGY
Place of PublicationYokohama
Volume13-19 July 201r4
EditionSpatial Justice for Urban Informal Sector: The Case of Indonesia
Publication statusPublished - 2014

Keywords

  • Informal sector, urban governance, decentralization, dual-informality

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