Mozambique

What the Digitalization of Formalization Efforts Means for Workers in Informal Employment

Community Unionism in Africa: The Case of Mozambique

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The contested spatialities of transnational activism: gendered gatekeeping and gender struggles in an African association of informal workers

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“Glocal” Movements: Place Struggles and Transnational Organizing by Informal Workers

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The multiple sites of urban governance: Insights from an African city

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Building Alliances Between Formal and Informal Workers: Experiences from Africa

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Mapping of the Policy Context and Catadores Organizations in Maputo, Mozambique

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Domestic Workers: Organizing the Patience Industry

Camarada Albertina Mundlovo is a domestic worker in Maputo, Mozambique. An Indian Ocean port city, Maputo is Mozambique’s largest economic...

Organizando a Indústria da Paciência: Perfil de uma Trabalhadora Doméstica em Maputo, Moçambique

Cashing in on Cashew Nuts: Women Producers and Factory Workers in Mozambique