==Coursework for ''Causes, Consequences and Control: Corruption and Governance''==
...CL SSEES course SEES0081: Causes, Consequences and Control: Corruption and Governance. The essays were marked assignments, so the authors of the essays remain an
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...adigms|project]] is led by Dr Claudia Baez Camargo from Basel Institute on Governance, Professor Alena Ledeneva from University College London and Dr Scott Newto
...on]] and [[Telefonnoe_pravo_(Russia)|Alena Ledeneva]] speak about informal governance and implications for policy.
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...phies below allows for 'context-rich comparison'. Exploring the sources on informal practices from different geographical origins highlights their universal pa
...ambivalence: the blurring of the public and the private in the workings of informal power]
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A list of informal practices we would like to include in the encyclopaedia
...l/case-studies/2020/may/mapping-informal-practices-around-globe '''Mapping informal practices around the globe''']<br>
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...rk side of informal networks | Gender: Social exclusion - The dark side of informal networks]]==
<big>'''Abel Polese, Dublin City University, School of Law and Governance; Associate Researcher, Center for Northeast Asian Studies Tohoku University
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...d, forms of capital and habitus of the actors, and on the other formal and informal constraints which limit and enable practices.
...es, business practices, media practices, governance practices), as well as governance practices related to the phenomenon of neopatrimonial rule. In the sphere o
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[[The informal view of the world]] by Alena Ledeneva
...es_more_informal_than_others%3F_The_case_of_Russia|Are some countries more informal than others? The case of Russia]] by Svetlana Baruskova and Alena Ledeneva
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...he context within which they are set: informal governance, shadow economy, informal payments and policy-making.
==[[Informal Practices in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Moldova, Czech Republic and Greece]]==
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...rmediation| Intermediation]] – [[:Category: Informal governance| Informal governance]] – [[:Category: Public service| Public service]] – [[:Category: Reli
| authorinstitution = Associate Professor, Director of the Center for Governance and Markets at the University of Pittsburgh
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...rmediation| Intermediation]] – [[:Category: Informal governance| Informal governance]] – [[:Category: Public service| Public service]]
| authorinstitution = Associate Professor, Director of the Center for Governance and Markets at the University of Pittsburgh
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...el for a skilled informality broker who knows how to manipulate formal and informal rules in a particularistic mode of social organisation
...alence|Normative ambivalence]] – [[:Category: Informal governance|Informal governance]] – [[:Category: Patron-client networks| Patron-client networks]] – [[:
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...es and legal rationality makes them a systemic outlier and a threat to the informal comfort of the inner circle.
| clusters = [[:Category:Informal governance|Informal governance]] – [[:Category:Conformity|Conformity]] – [[:Category:Non-conformity|No
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| definition = Informal and semi-legal strategies for avoiding compulsory military service. It ofte
...e system| Gaming the system]] – [[:Category: Informal governance| Informal governance]] – [[:Category: Survival| Survival]] – [[:Category: System made me do
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...ute resolution, Peacebuilding, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Mali, Nigeria, Local governance, Chiefdoms, Authority, Justice, Reconciliation
| clusters = [[:Category: Informal governance|Informal governance]] – [[:Category: Intermediation|Intermediation]]
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| definition = An informal rule in Mongolia asserting that ownership of a building automatically entai
| clusters = [[:Category: Informal Governance|Informal Governance]] – [[:Category: Market| Market]] – [[:Category: Functional ambivalence
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...ive access to positions within the public service sector. It represents an informal practice which has developed over the past two decades to selectively distr
...een 2013<ref>Ala'Aldeen, D.A. 2013. Nation Building and the system of self-governance in Kurdistan Region (in Kurdish). Erbil: Aras.</ref>). However, the repercu
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...:Category: Control| Control]] – [[:Category: Informal governance| Informal governance]]
[[Category: Informal governance]]
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...ng Uncertainties, Challenges and Future Opportunities of Emerging Markets: Informal Barriers, Business Environments and Future Trends in Eastern Europe, The Ca
* '''Project 1 – ESR3: Measuring functional ambivalence of informal practices: supportive vs subversive roles in integration in post-USSR space
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...ry: Co-optation|Co-optation]] – [[:Category: Informal governance| Informal governance]] – [[:Category: Patron-client networks| Patron-client networks]] – [[:
...y: Relational patronage| Relational patronage]] – [[:Category: Governance| Governance]] – [[:Category: Employment| Employment]] – [[:Category: Activism| Acti
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...gory: Digital economy and platform governance|Digital economy and platform governance]] – [[:Category: Gulf state informality|Gulf state informality]]
...d D.G. Sirmon, "You say illegal, I say legitimate: Entrepreneurship in the informal economy", ''Academy of Management Review'', 34(3) (2009): 492–510, at pp.
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