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Street Credibility

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Selected portraits of Jakarta’s itinerant street vendors—tales of strength in adversity rather than despair and defeat.

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Text by: Irfan Kortschak
Publisher: Mercy Corps 2008

IT would take a remarkably dumb visitor to Indonesian cities not to notice hawkers of all sorts, buskers, roadside kiosk holders, scavengers, ‘ojek’ motorcycle-taxi drivers, sex workers and others that go to make up what Australian author Irfan Kortschak here calls ‘the informal sector’. Many, if not most, are self-employed.

You encounter these ‘informalistas’ everywher

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