The rise of corporate retailing and the impacts on small‐scale retailing: the survival strategies of Kirana stores and informal street vendors in Durgapur, India

Ray, Nabati; Clarke, Graham; Waley, Paul

doi:10.1111/sjtg.12312

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“…For example, communities in Singapore have played a strong role in the governance of vendors, providing training in the community and establishing 24-hour monitoring rooms. India has responded to the neoliberal zeitgeist by establishing a policy of partial community autonomy, reported by Ray, Clarke and Waley [15] . The establishment of these community systems, although with a smaller focus, has greatly increased the sense of belonging of the residents and inspired them to participate in the management of the vendors, which has laid the foundation for the management of mobile vendors.…”

Section: Pluralistic Autonomymentioning

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Study on the formalized development of the street-stall economy - based on domestic and international experiences and perspectives

Chen

Liu

Líu

et al. 2021

j. of econ. sci. res.

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The ground-floor economy has a long history as a significant part of the informal economy. Due to the dependence on its own social status and relationship to the government's political and economic objectives, it has developed precariously in recent years. In the face of post-epidemic problems, a shortcut is to learn from international experience. This paper used the structural theory and drew from the secondary data, demonstrating the background of informal economy and exploring the rational ways to maintain and develop street vending. Spatialization, legalization and network digitization are proven international approaches, which display the empirical and theoretical implications to urban practice and studies.

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Section: Pluralistic Autonomymentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on the formalized development of the street-stall economy - based on domestic and international experiences and perspectives

Chen

Liu

Líu

et al. 2021

j. of econ. sci. res.

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A Qualitative Assessment of Inter-Organizational Networks, Organizational Ecosystems, and Joint Venture Associations

Joshi

2023

Exploring Business Ecosystems and Innovation Capacity Building in Global Economics

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Inter-organizational networks are fundamental in propelling the relationships within the organizations. ION are also important for those organizations that are involved in establishing a cross cultural association. However, such relations are affected by several factors, like social climate and economic environment. Initially through literature review, several variables were identified that contribute to the interorganizational networks, organizational ecosystems, social exchange theory and joint ventures. In the next step, qualitative data analysis was performed using RQDA. Text analytics was employed to study various correlations among the variables. The study argues following assertions: 1) The formation and necessity of understanding IONs in ever changing business eras; 2) The association of interorganizational networks, organizational ecosystems, and constituents of social exchange theory; 3) The failures of JV associations and IONs.

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Geleneksel Perakendeci Bakkalların Rekabetçi Stratejileri: Değer Zinciri Analizi

Bagci

Yavan

2022

Ege Coğrafya Dergisi

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Türkiye’de gıda perakende sektörünü oluşturan aktörler arasında bakkallar sayıca en büyük paya sahiptir Ancak zincir marketler yabancı perakendecilerin pazara girmesi ve özellikle de ulusal zincirlerin güç kazanmasıyla birlikte son yıllarda bakkallar için önemli bir tehdit unsuru haline gelmiştir. Perakende coğrafyası alanında geleneksel gıda perakendecilerinin modern zincirlere karşı izlediği direnme ve baş etme stratejileri genellikle dayanıklılık (resilience) perspektifinden incelenirken, bu çalışmada bakkalların rekabet stratejileri değer zinciri perspektifinden analiz edilmektedir. Bu doğrultuda bu çalışmanın amacı Eskişehir ölçeğinde bakkalların rekabetçi avantajlarını Porter’ın önerdiği değer zinciri analizi modeliyle ortaya koymaktır Bu hedef doğrultusunda Eskişehir'de bakkallar, yerel/bölgesel/ulusal/küresel market zincirleri ve firma dışı aktörler ile toplam 40 derinlemesine görüşme yapılmış ve elde edilen veriler nitel yöntemlerle analiz edilmiştir. Buna göre bakkalların, organize market zincirleri karşısında kullandığı rekabetçi stratejiler saptanmıştır. Elde edilen bulgulara göre organize market zincirlerinin yaygınlaşmasıyla bakkalların rollerinde bir değişim meydana gelmiştir. Bakkallar, değer yaratmak ve/veya artırmak için esas ve destekleyici faaliyetleri başta olmak üzere faaliyetlerinde yeni stratejiler uygulamak durumunda kalmıştır. Ancak bakkalların rekabetçiliklerini koruyabilmeleri için bu stratejiler yeterli olmamakta ve bu nedenle düzenleyici çerçevenin müdahalesi gerekmektedir. Sonuç olarak perakende mekanlarının analizi değer zinciri yaklaşımın ekonomik coğrafya için yeni bir perspektif sunduğunu göstermektedir.

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The rise of corporate retailing and the impacts on small‐scale retailing: the survival strategies of Kirana stores and informal street vendors in Durgapur, India

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

Study on the formalized development of the street-stall economy - based on domestic and international experiences and perspectives

Study on the formalized development of the street-stall economy - based on domestic and international experiences and perspectives

A Qualitative Assessment of Inter-Organizational Networks, Organizational Ecosystems, and Joint Venture Associations

Geleneksel Perakendeci Bakkalların Rekabetçi Stratejileri: Değer Zinciri Analizi

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