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The Encyclopaedia is based on authored entries of approximately 1,000-1,500 words including bibliography. We are looking for contributors who have done primary, if not pioneering research of aspects of informality. If you are interested in contributing, please contact us at [mailto:informality2014@gmail.com informality2014@gmail.com]. | The Encyclopaedia is based on authored entries of approximately 1,000-1,500 words including bibliography. We are looking for contributors who have done primary, if not pioneering research of aspects of informality. If you are interested in contributing, please contact us at [mailto:informality2014@gmail.com informality2014@gmail.com]. | ||
===Identified entries=== | |||
We have identified a number of entries we would like to include in our database (but we are, of course, happy to accept other suggestions). Please contact us if you can contribute any of the practices listed below. | |||
*Mianzi (China) | |||
*Bainian (China) | |||
*Fanju (China) | |||
*Buyeri (Russia) | |||
*Daigou (China) | |||
*Jajmani System (India) | |||
*Palinka (Hungary) | |||
*Practices of cyber-informality (Global) | |||
*Koumbaros (Cyprus) | |||
*Endrogar (Mexico) | |||
*Mut’a (temporary marriage in Shia Islam) | |||
*Soda money (Uganda) | |||
*Enchufismo (Spain) | |||
*Snow washing (Canada) | |||
*Tamizdat (FSU) | |||
*Ma'naviyat (Uzbekistan) | |||
*Zhuan Jie (China) | |||
===Guidelines for Entries=== | ===Guidelines for Entries=== | ||