Migrants in the informal sector: what we know so far?

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Dunn, S. & Maharaj, P. (2023) Migrants in the informal sector: what we know so far?. In: Maharaj, P. (ed).Migrant traders in South Africa. (Sustainable Development Goals Series). Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. 23-59.

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/21108
 
Abstract:
A broad spectrum of migration studies, which we draw on in this chapter, largely suggests that people move to improve their living conditions, escape political turmoil or war, and for employment opportunities. Thus, migration has often served as a catalyst for development, in both the home and host countries.
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06 Jun 2023
 
MIGRANTS
INFORMAL SECTOR
 
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