1998
DOI: 10.2307/3601690
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The Fula and the Motor Transport Business in Freetown, Sierra Leone

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“…As findings from earlier research show, the informal organization of Africa's bus stations reveals highly formalized hierarchies, modes of coordination, and codes of professional practice (Barrett 2003;Hart 2016;Jalloh 1998;Okpara 1988). Bus stations are central stages for highlighting the often high levels of institutional inventiveness and bricolage of administrative practices and for showcasing the striking linkages that nonstate economic actors draw on across different degrees of institutional formalization.…”
Section: Informalitymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…As findings from earlier research show, the informal organization of Africa's bus stations reveals highly formalized hierarchies, modes of coordination, and codes of professional practice (Barrett 2003;Hart 2016;Jalloh 1998;Okpara 1988). Bus stations are central stages for highlighting the often high levels of institutional inventiveness and bricolage of administrative practices and for showcasing the striking linkages that nonstate economic actors draw on across different degrees of institutional formalization.…”
Section: Informalitymentioning
confidence: 98%
“…For urban stations in other African countries, see Barrett 2003;Coulibaly 1993;Hawkins 1958;Jordan 1983;Khayesi 2002;Lopes 2009;Ndiaye andTremblay 2009. 3 Albert 2007;Bähre 2014;Cissokho 2012;Czeglédy 2004;Horta 2013;Jalloh 1998;Jennische 2012;Joshi and Ayee 2002;Khosa 1992;Lewis 1970;Peace 1988;. 4 Clark 1994Grieco, Apt and Turner 1996;Ntewusu 2012;Thiel 2014.…”
Section: Michael Stasikmentioning
confidence: 99%