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==Coursework for ''Causes, Consequences and Control: Corruption and Governance''==
==Coursework for ''Causes, Consequences and Control: Corruption and Governance''==


A selection of web essays prepared in academic years 2018/19 and 2019/20 for the UCL SSEES course SEES0081: Causes, Consequences and Control: Corruption and Governance. Since the essays were marked assignments, the authors of the essays are anonymous.
A selection of web essays prepared in academic years 2018/19 and 2019/20 for the UCL SSEES course SEES0081: Causes, Consequences and Control: Corruption and Governance. The essays were marked assignments, so the authors of the essays remain anonymous.
 
'''[https://ludoviclenders.wixsite.com/informalpracticesla La Gaceta Informal: Informal News & Opinion Blog]'''
 
'''[https://centralasiareview.wixsite.com/mysite-1 Central Asia Review: Studies on Informality in Central Asia]'''
 
'''[https://informalrussia.wixsite.com/superrich Informal Influence of the Oligarchy in Russia]'''
 
'''[https://venyda.wixsite.com/informalityus Discovering Corrupt practices in the USA]'''
 
'''[https://anitasangha17.wixsite.com/mysite-1 Informal Governance in India and China]'''
 
'''[https://informality222813027.wordpress.com Informal Governance in Crisis Venezuela]'''
 
'''[https://www.facebook.com/groups/2339667066318199/ Muted in MENA]'''
 
'''[https://governmentandcorru.wixsite.com/informalgovernance Corruption and Informality: Case studies from the European Union]'''
 
'''[https://logajide.wixsite.com/project3 Governance and Corruption on Russia]''' and '''[https://www.quiz-maker.com/QBRUYP8 quiz]'''
 
'''[https://jaimefpontes.wixsite.com/website/corruption-in-iran Informal Governance in Iran and Iraq]'''
 
'''[https://informalgovernanceinasia.wordpress.com A comparison between North Korea and China]'''

Latest revision as of 15:29, 21 November 2020

This site contains links to students' web essays on the theme of informality.


You are what you eat: How food can explain why socialism failed in Poland

By Ania Milligan, UCL Anthropology alumna

In her interactive essay, prepared for the module The Anthropology of Socialist and Post-Socialist Societies convened by Ruth Mandel, Ania Milligan proposes that the food practices in socialist and post-socialist Poland can elucidate ‘why the Russian socialist occupation was ultimately unsuccessful’.

Coursework for Causes, Consequences and Control: Corruption and Governance

A selection of web essays prepared in academic years 2018/19 and 2019/20 for the UCL SSEES course SEES0081: Causes, Consequences and Control: Corruption and Governance. The essays were marked assignments, so the authors of the essays remain anonymous.

La Gaceta Informal: Informal News & Opinion Blog

Central Asia Review: Studies on Informality in Central Asia

Informal Influence of the Oligarchy in Russia

Discovering Corrupt practices in the USA

Informal Governance in India and China

Informal Governance in Crisis Venezuela

Muted in MENA

Corruption and Informality: Case studies from the European Union

Governance and Corruption on Russia and quiz

Informal Governance in Iran and Iraq

A comparison between North Korea and China