2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.geoforum.2022.05.008
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Informalities in urban transport: Mobilities at the heart of contestations over (in)formalisation processes

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“…This adaptability may be due to informal transport's social embeddedness. While informal transport is not vertically embedded through state regulations, it can be horizontally embedded, i.e., rooted in reciprocal networks in particular places (Rekhviashvili et al., 2022; Rekhviashvili & Sgibnev, 2020). For instance, Rekhviashvili and Sgibnev (2020) show the importance of personalised and non‐economic considerations in the operations of marshrutka mobility in the capital cities of Kyrgyzstan and Georgia, including the relationships developed between local drivers and passengers which can result in flexible prices and services based on personal connections (and even the level of need of the passenger).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This adaptability may be due to informal transport's social embeddedness. While informal transport is not vertically embedded through state regulations, it can be horizontally embedded, i.e., rooted in reciprocal networks in particular places (Rekhviashvili et al., 2022; Rekhviashvili & Sgibnev, 2020). For instance, Rekhviashvili and Sgibnev (2020) show the importance of personalised and non‐economic considerations in the operations of marshrutka mobility in the capital cities of Kyrgyzstan and Georgia, including the relationships developed between local drivers and passengers which can result in flexible prices and services based on personal connections (and even the level of need of the passenger).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Much of the research on informal transport is underpinned by dualistic thinking which associates informality with marginalisation, the Global South, and underdevelopment (Rekhviashvili et al., 2022). Recent work has challenged these problematic binaries, also in Global North contexts (Best, 2016; Goldwyn, 2020; Kębłowski & Rekhviashvili, 2020; Rekhviashvili & Sgibnev, 2018).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In much of the Global North and many localities in the Global East and South, public transport systems are owned and run by the state, represented by relevant local, regional and national authorities. When it is not, for instance in the case of transport services tendered out to private entities, public transport is often nonetheless controlled by state institutions, who hold power over formal recognition of mobility practices and persecution of those considered 'informal' and 'illegal' (Rekhviashvili et al, 2022). Civility, a third feature of public space in the thesis of Varna and Tiesdell, in our case here concerns the internal publicness of vehicles, focussing on the kinds of encounters that take place on public transport vehicles.…”
Section: Working With Public Space: Politics Conviviality and Encountersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Крім того, транспортні системи допомагають вирішувати проблеми комунікації та саморозвитку людей. Транспорт також є найважливішим фактором міжнародної торгівлі [2,3,4,5]. Цей фактор є особливо важливим для розвитку економіки України.…”
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“…Системний підхід до здійснення процесу дослідження дає можливість зрозуміти причини багатьох явищ, що відбуваються в системі, та виявити закономірності їх перебігу [2,3,4,5]. Загальна схема системного дослідження наведена на рис.…”
Section: аналіз літературних даних та постановка проблемиunclassified