Socio-Economic Insecurity in Emerging Economies Building new spaces

1: Introduction: Work, Livelihoods and Insecurity in the 21st Century: A Conceptual Introduction,  PART I Urban and Rural Livelihood Strategies  2. Introduction: Urban and Rural Livelihood Strategies  3. Precarious Workers, Different Voices: Johannesburg's Inner City Workers  4. Labour and Migration Patterns: The Clothing Industry and Bolivian Migrants   5. Public Space and Livelihood Security in the Urban Economy: The Case of Street Vendors in Mumbai  6. Charcoal for Food: Livelihood Diversification in Two Peasant Communities in Mozambique   7. Conservancy work in Mumbai and Johannesburg: Retention at the Periphery   8. Organising the Unorganised: Mumbai's Home Workers Lead the Way  PART 2: State Responses to Insecurity  9. Introduction: State Responses to Insecurity 10. Strategies for Social Protection Provision: A Comparison of Brazil, India and South Africa  11. State Responses to Insecurity: Social Assistance and Care in South Africa  12. Practice and Priorities of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act in India: An Activist's Perspective  13. Brazil's Strategy against Poverty: The Bolsa Família and Brasil SEM Miséria  PART 3 Alternative Development Paths  14. Introduction: Alternative Development Paths  15. The Solidarity Economy Alternative in South Africa: Theory and Practice  16. The Buen Vivir (good life) in Latin America: An Alternative Developmental Concept Challenging Extractivism in Ecuador  17. The Lula Moment: Constraints in the Current Peripheral Development Model   18. The 'Green Economy': A 'Wolf in Sheep's Clothing' or an Alternative Development Path for South Africa?  19. Envisioning Environmental Futures: Conversations around Socio-ecological Struggles and Industrialisation in Mundra, India  20. Conclusions: Building New Spaces: Responses to Insecurity in the Global South,