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Volume 91, Number 1, January 2021Table of Contents
Harnessing the ‘hustle’
Reviews of books: debating the ‘hustle’
Marco Di Nunzio, The Act of Living: street life, marginality, and development in urban Ethiopia
Mary Njeri Kinyanjui, African Markets and the Utu-ubuntu Business Model: a perspective on economic informality in Nairobi
- Response by the author
- pp. 125-127
