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...rol: Corruption and Governance. The essays were marked assignments, so the authors of the essays remain anonymous.
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...p right corner that contains basic information about the entry and the its authors, as well as a list of categories allowing you to find similar practices.
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...p right corner that contains basic information about the entry and the its authors, as well as a list of categories allowing you to find similar practices.
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...s reception, honorary authorship is also used to conceal the names of real authors.
...commission research, persuade prominent academics to be named as research authors, fund the research and facilitate its publication in the most prestigious m
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...ctor of the IAS Paris, welcomed the [[Global Informality Project]] team of authors of the Encyclopaedia (pictured below left are [[Dzhinsa (Russia and FSU)|Fr
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...science, thus considering the same issues from a systemic perspective. The authors approach the problem of the conceptualization of the difference between dem
...access order (or the ''natural state'') and the open access order. In the authors' view, what separates the advanced and wealthy societies from the natural s
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...ature and literary journals. Access to such literature in samizdat allowed authors and readers to critically explore language and conceptions of self and soci
...ostat copies of ''samizdat'' texts were also in circulation). ''Samizdat ''authors would usually type their texts using four or five carbons and then distribu
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...Niklas Luhmann and not least Anthony Giddens, amongst others. All of these authors, who may be considered experts on this theme, share a decidedly occidental
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...tínez and Chiodelli 2021) is a rare attempt to fill this research gap. The authors observe three important features of this informal practice – clustering,
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...priate social ties or political associations. The second method, which the authors defined as ‘misquoting’, is an amalgam of two practices: omitting signi
...eared in the press claiming that President Putin was erratic and unstable. Authors based their reports on rumours that ‘Putin has become increasingly withdr
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...e the development of the [[Global Informality Project]] by reading through Authors' newletters.
...ng on the possibility to give access to the under-construction site to all authors, so that you could use the map and the online version for teaching and rese
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...ng on the possibility to give access to the under-construction site to all authors, so that you could use the map and the online version for teaching and rese
...he website. But without our esteemed contributors of ideas and disciplined authors of entries, we would have been nowhere. So thank you very much again and we
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...mnipresent practices of squatting over the last four decades have led many authors to identify them as a new urban movement <ref> Martinez, M. 2007. ‘The Sq
...tter movements all over the world share some common political ground. Many authors place them on radical left or left-libertarian, depending on the nature of
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Although ‘the use of favors is not limited to transition economies, [the authors] contend
Oxford University Press, pg. 21.</ref>.’ Those authors conclude that ‘an
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tax or toll that these authors have termed a ‘racket’ – a specific solicitation that is difficult to
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...d technologies and human-assisted analysis. Collectively, it has taken the authors of this project over a thousand years of research to present this ‘inform
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