Informal work in downtown public spaces of Sao Paulo city: thinking public policies references / Trabalho informal nos espaços públicos no centro de São Paulo: pensando parâmetros para políticas públicas

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DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2006

RESUMO

Five hypotheses explain streetvending in downtown Sao Paulo as a precarious and a vulnerable occupation: 1- Structural impermeability of formal labor market: informal sector as a global process, and as a permanent exception in brazilian capitalism; 2- Lack of awareness of streetvending as a production of urban space: transformation of spatial attributes - profit, competitiveness, ownership, etc.; 3- Opportunist exploitation over clandestine street vendors: corruption and patronage; 4- Urban marketing strategies and Spatial segregation: partnership among government, ruling elite and multi-lateral financial agencies in order to improve urban renewal, frequently isolate and gentrify against street vendors; 5- Innefective public policies - lack of understanding of streetvending results in unlikely public policies. Assuming these hypotheses, this research built public policies directions in order to overcome contradiction between intolerance and permissiveness.

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spatial segregation trabalho de rua clandestinity segregação espacial clandestinidade street vendor camelô economia informal informal economy street vending

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