...Brokerage]] – [[:Category: Patronage| Patronage]] – [[:Category: Coercion| Coercion]]
[[Category: Coercion]]
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...r 2011<ref>Taylor, B. 2011. State Building in Putin’s Russia: Policing and Coercion after Communism. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.</ref>). Russian pri
...(2011<ref>Taylor, B. 2011. State Building in Putin’s Russia: Policing and Coercion after Communism. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.</ref>) notes that t
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...tation’ (Van Voren 2013<ref>Van Voren, R. 2013. ''Psychiatry as a tool of coercion in post-Soviet countries'', Policy Department, Directorate-General for Exte
...society (Van Voren 2013<ref>Van Voren, R. 2013. ''Psychiatry as a tool of coercion in post-Soviet countries'', Policy Department, Directorate-General for Exte
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methods of coercion, including the manipulation of legal and political institutions. Although
Gans-Morse, J. 2012. ‘Threats to Property Rights in Russia: From Private Coercion to State
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...ort and accommodation, and might recruit and retain workers with violence, coercion, or simply with the threat of not calling them back to work in the future.
...-vis their ''caporali'' and their relationship is not always based on mere coercion. Farmworkers might frame their ''caporali'' as entrepreneurial actors and l
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...of the words ''Fraktion'' or ''Klub'' (parliamentary group) and ''Zwang'' (coercion).
...aktionszwang'' and understand it as the violation of the free mandate with coercion. A prominent example of what was publicly, but not legally, classified as '
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physical coercion), and intimidating opponents planning to disrupt a friendly rally
...etween [[OBON]] and ''titushky'' are even more striking. Rather than state coercion, the Kyrgyz authorities have relied on monetary incentives, mostly recruiti
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...atures of omertà – the element of choice of this behaviour rather than its coercion, paired with its collective dimension – are peculiar to certain enclave c
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Osipian, A. 2008. ‘Corruption and Coercion: University Automnomy Versus state control’, ''European Education'', 40(3
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Economics of Coercion and Conflict. London: World Scientific: 175-202</ref>. The core evidence co
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...inesspeople for bribes in return for public contracts suggests a degree of coercion that might make the practice comparable to the system of corruption practis
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...ulgaria, Turkey and Brazil (see Sidel 1999<ref>Sidel, J. (1999) ‘Capital, coercion, and crime: Bossism in the Philippines’, Stanford: University of Californ
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...opportunity to access women without societal control, leading to increased coercion and performance of ''nikoh'' without ''tui'' (Roche & Hohmann, 2011). Despi
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...50, 3 May 2013</ref>, ethnography<ref>Lepisto, E., & Kazimzade, E. (2008). Coercion or compulsion? Rationales behind informal payments for education in Azerbai
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...story (North et al. 2009). Built around the nexus between institutions and coercion, it consists of a fundamental distinction between two forms of society: the
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...ddition, state control is sparse. While tax inspections and other forms of coercion intend to ensure taxpayer compliance, they are often used to solicit a brib
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...and Sotnikov 2020). In May 2020 pharmacy chains complained about informal coercion by government officials to buy Chinese masks from Delrus. These masks were
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