Mapping the Spatiality of Informal Street Vending

Peimani, Nastaran; Kamalipour, Hesam

doi:10.1080/17549175.2022.2150267

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“…Studies on the distribution characteristics have focused on the scale, density, and spatial patterns of street vending at the street scale [19][20][21][22]. As for the interrelationship, research still focuses on the street scale [23], investigating the relationship between the spatial organization patterns of street vending and the width as well as accessibility of streets [24]. From a methodological perspective, most current research employs qualitative methods like literature analyses and social surveys to analyze the spatial distribution of street vending within urban planning [19,20].…”

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Evaluation of the Suitability of Street Vending Planning in Urban Public Space in the Post-COVID-19 Era

Zhang,

Shao

2024

Land

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The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred the resurgence of the informal street vending economy. This revival has boosted the market economy but has also challenged urban governance. Recognizing street vending deregulation as both a stimulus for employment and a potential challenge to hygiene and safety, this study evaluates the suitability of street vending within Wuchang District of Wuhan, China. The methodology unfolds in four steps: constructing an indicator system based on a policy and literature review, a spatial quantitative analysis via GIS, weight allocation through expert consultation and entropy methods, and the identification of suitable areas as well as strategies. Findings reveal suitability clusters centered around key urban nodes, extending across central and mid-western zones through corridors like Zhongnan Road, demonstrating the potential for centralized management and economic permeation into surrounding areas. The analysis of land-use compatibility showed that commercial, park, and residential lands offer the highest suitability for vending activities, proposing management strategies tailored to enhance business in commercial areas, flexible configurations in residential zones, diverse development in parks, quality-oriented development in public squares, and strict control in scenic and tourist facilities. This study not only deepens our understanding of the geographical distribution of and factors influencing street vending, but also proposes integrated management strategies for vending in urban public spaces, fostering vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban environments.

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Evaluation of the Suitability of Street Vending Planning in Urban Public Space in the Post-COVID-19 Era

Zhang,

Shao

2024

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“…Many scholars direct their efforts towards the Global South when researching street vending (Bhowmik, 2005;Bromley, 2000;Deore & Lathia, 2019;Dovey et al, 2022;Hagos et al, 2020;Peimani & Kamalipour, 2022a, 2022bSun, 2021;Sun et al, 2020Sun et al, , 2021Tafti, 2019;Wongtada, 2014;Yatmo, 2009), creating the conception that street vending is a phenomenon of Southern import. However, street vending is globally primarily considered as a source of income and means of survival (Recchi, 2020).…”

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Influence of Urban Street Vending on Pedestrian Experience and Behaviour: A Systematic Quantitative Review

Jacob

2023

JCUA

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Urban street vending is an integral part of everyday public life and can contribute to vibrant and lively streets. Yet, few cities formally integrate this activity into public space design. This is because street vending is a highly contested, although transformative phenomenon that has complex inter-relationships with other urban entities. This paper systematically and quantitatively assesses the breadth and depth of academic literature that studied such a relationship; more specifically, the influence of street vending on pedestrians' experiences and behaviours and thereby identifies gaps in the existing literature. A systematic review of 25 peer-reviewed journal articles is undertaken to provide an assessment of the geographic extent, disciplinary scope, timeline of publications, keywords, methods, theories, constructs and concepts. This review concludes that the existing research is emerging, but rapidly accelerating and cross-disciplinary. Although the research was predominantly conducted in the Global South, it is largely affiliated with the Global North with limited North-South partnerships. The literature is largely qualitative, indicating a propensity for skewed perspectives. It also lacks theoretical applications exclusive to pedestrian-vendor relationships. Finally, potential areas where future researchers may expand and influence the knowledge domain are identified. This includes developing multi-contextual global perspectives through North-South partnerships and combining or independently applying grounded theory, mixed methods and case study research to broaden theoretical and empirical bases.

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Unpacking human activities and the social attributes shaping street vitality in a Chinese context – a microscale analysis

Istrate

2023

Journal of Urbanism: International Research on Placemaking and

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Mapping the Spatiality of Informal Street Vending

Cited by 6 publications

References 44 publications

Evaluation of the Suitability of Street Vending Planning in Urban Public Space in the Post-COVID-19 Era

Evaluation of the Suitability of Street Vending Planning in Urban Public Space in the Post-COVID-19 Era

Influence of Urban Street Vending on Pedestrian Experience and Behaviour: A Systematic Quantitative Review

Unpacking human activities and the social attributes shaping street vitality in a Chinese context – a microscale analysis

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