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'No one can just occupy the space without our permission': informal governance mechanisms and the politics of street traders' access to space in Harare's contested Central Business District (CBD).

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Title: 'No one can just occupy the space without our permission': informal governance mechanisms and the politics of street traders' access to space in Harare's contested Central Business District (CBD).
Alternate Title: 'Nadie puede ocupar el espacio sin nuestro permiso': Mecanismos de gobernanza informal y la política de acceso al espacio de los vendedores ambulantes en el disputado Distrito Central de Negocios (CBD) de Harare.
« Personne ne peut juste occuper l'espace sans notre permission » : les mécanismes de gouvernance informelle et la politique d'accès des commerçants de rue aux espaces dans le quartier d'affaires central (CBD) contesté de Harare
Authors: Bandauko, Elmond1 (AUTHOR) bandauko@ualberta.ca
Source: Social & Cultural Geography. Jul2026, Vol. 27 Issue 6, p658-677. 20p.
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