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Volume 7 "The Informal Sector" (1992)

INTRODUCTION by Ruth Steiner, Editor

Cynthia Kroll and John Landis
"Housing Prices and the Location Choice of Firms: Implications for Economic Growth"

Timothy P. Duane
"Environmental Planning and Policy in a Post-Rio World "

Lisa Bornstein
"From Carioca to Karaoke: Brazilian Guestworkers in Japan "

Subhrajit Guhathakurta
"Regulation of Firm Size in Industrial Development: The Experience of Two Manufacturing Sectors in India"

David Simpson
"Risk & Disaster: Arguments for a Community-Based Planning Approach"

CURRENT DEBATES: INFORMAL SECTOR
Lisa Bornstein

"Introduction"

Roberto Laserna
"Informality and Illegality: The Case of Coca Production in Bolivia"

Michael Leaf
"The Informal Sector as a Field of Planning"

Ayse Pamuk
"Elusive Boundaries of the Informal Housing Sector"

Lisa J. Servon
"Microcredit in the U.S.: An Alternative Economic Survival Strategy"

REVIEWS
Michael Neuman

"Space and Place, Haste and Waste"

Elizabeth Bury
"How Important in the Gunbelt: Some Empirical Evidence"

Ann Markusen, Peter Hall, Sabina Deitrick, and Scott Campbell
"Rejoinder to Elizabeth Bury"

THE URBAN FRINGE
Raphael Fischler

"Postcards from Paris "


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