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==Authors' Newsletters== | ==Authors' Newsletters== | ||
Trace the development of the Global Informality Project by reading through Authors' newletters. | Trace the development of the [[Global Informality Project]] by reading through Authors' newletters. | ||
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{| | {| | ||
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Salam credit (Afghanistan)<br> | [[Salam]] credit (Afghanistan)<br> | ||
Magharich (Armenia)<br> | [[Magharich]] (Armenia)<br> | ||
Tapsh (Azerbaijan)<br> | [[Tapsh]] (Azerbaijan)<br> | ||
Stela (Bos&Herz)<br> | [[Stela]] (Bos&Herz)<br> | ||
Jeitinho (Brazil)<br> | [[Jeitinho]] (Brazil)<br> | ||
Vruzki (Bulgaria)<br> | [[Vruzki]] (Bulgaria)<br> | ||
Pituto (Chile)<br> | [[Pituto]] (Chile)<br> | ||
Guanxi (China)<br> | [[Guanxi]] (China)<br> | ||
Repetitorstvo (CIS)<br> | [[Repetitorstvo]] (CIS)<br> | ||
Fimi Media (Croatia)<br> | [[Fimi Media]] (Croatia)<br> | ||
Socialismo (Cuba)<br> | Socialismo (Cuba)<br> | ||
Schwarzwohnen (GDR)<br> | [[Schwarzwohnen]] (GDR)<br> | ||
Zersetzung (GDR)<br> | [[Zersetzung]] (GDR)<br> | ||
Small-scale smuggling (general)<br> | Small-scale [[smuggling]] (general)<br> | ||
Squatting (general)<br> | [[Squatting]] (general)<br> | ||
Kanonieri qurdebi (Georgia)<br> | [[Kanonieri qurdebi]] (Georgia)<br> | ||
Birzha (Georgia)<br> | [[Birzha]] (Georgia)<br> | ||
Natsnoboba (Georgia)<br> | [[Natsnoboba]] (Georgia)<br> | ||
azganvan popokhutyun (Georgia/Armenians)<br> | [[azganvan popokhutyun]] (Georgia/Armenians)<br> | ||
Externe Personen (Germany)<br> | [[Externe Personen]] (Germany)<br> | ||
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Stroman (Hungary)<br> | [[Stroman]] (Hungary)<br> | ||
No entry (India)<br> | [[No entry]] (India)<br> | ||
Okurimono no shukan (Japan)<br> | [[Okurimono]] no shukan (Japan)<br> | ||
Agashka (Kazakhstan)<br> | [[Agashka]] (Kazakhstan)<br> | ||
Uruuchuluk (Kyrgyzstan)<br> | [[Uruuchuluk]] (Kyrgyzstan)<br> | ||
Alga aploksne (Latvia)<br> | Alga [[aploksne]] (Latvia)<br> | ||
Vrski (Macedonia)<br> | [[Vrski]] (Macedonia)<br> | ||
Mordida (Mexico)<br> | [[Mordida]] (Mexico)<br> | ||
Hawala (Middle East & India)<br> | [[Hawala]] (Middle East & India)<br> | ||
Kumstvo (Montenegro)<br> | [[Kumstvo]] (Montenegro)<br> | ||
Egunje (Nigeria)<br> | [[Egunje]] (Nigeria)<br> | ||
Padrino system (Phillipines)<br> | [[Padrino system]] (Phillipines)<br> | ||
Korapsen (PNG)<br> | [[Korapsen]] (PNG)<br> | ||
Kombinacja (Poland)<br> | [[Kombinacja]] (Poland)<br> | ||
Zalatwianie (Poland)<br> | [[Zalatwianie]] (Poland)<br> | ||
Blat (Romania)<br> | [[Blat]] (Romania)<br> | ||
Chernukha (Russia)<br> | [[Chernukha]] (Russia)<br> | ||
Shpargalka (Russia)<br> | [[Shpargalka]] (Russia)<br> | ||
Padonki language (Russia)<br> | [[Padonki language]] (Russia)<br> | ||
Vzyatkoemkost’ (Russia)<br> | Vzyatkoemkost’ (Russia)<br> | ||
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Obshchak (Russia)<br> | [[Obshchak]] (Russia)<br> | ||
Shebeens (South Africa)<br> | [[Shebeens]] (South Africa)<br> | ||
Spaza shops (South Africa)<br> | [[Spaza]] shops (South Africa)<br> | ||
Rad na crno (Serbia)<br> | [[Rad na crno]] (Serbia)<br> | ||
Pabirciti (Serbia)<br> | [[Pabirciti]] (Serbia)<br> | ||
Vsimne/pozornost (Slovakia)<br> | [[Vsimne]]/pozornost (Slovakia)<br> | ||
Blat (South Caucasus)<br> | Blat (South Caucasus)<br> | ||
Carburant (Sub-Saharan Africa)<br> | Carburant (Sub-Saharan Africa)<br> | ||
Pulling strings (UK)<br> | [[Pulling strings]] (UK)<br> | ||
Zarobitchanstvo (Ukraine)<br> | [[Zarobitchanstvo]] (Ukraine)<br> | ||
Blat (USSR)<br> | Blat (USSR)<br> | ||
Magnitizdat (USSR)<br> | [[Magnitizdat]] (USSR)<br> | ||
Roentgenizdat (USSR)<br> | [[Roentgenizdat]] (USSR)<br> | ||
Tanish-bilish (Uzbekistan)<br> | [[Tanish-bilish]] (Uzbekistan)<br> | ||
Esusu (Nigeria)<br> | [[Esusu]] (Nigeria)<br> | ||
Allegados (Chile)<br> | [[Allegados]] (Chile)<br> | ||
Wasta (Middle East)<br> | [[Wasta]] (Middle East)<br> | ||
Mita (Romania)<br> | [[Mita]] (Romania)<br> | ||
S Vrutka (Bulgaria)<br> | S Vrutka (Bulgaria)<br> | ||
Compadrazgo (Mexico)<br> | [[Compadrazgo]] (Mexico)<br> | ||
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Veza (Serbia)<br> | [[Veza]] (Serbia)<br> | ||
Graffiti (general)<br> | [[Graffiti]] (general)<br> | ||
Stoyanshiki (Russia)<br> | [[Stoyanshiki]] (Russia)<br> | ||
Trafika (Czech Republic)<br> | [[Trafika]] (Czech Republic)<br> | ||
Ch’ir/blood revenge<br> | Ch’ir/blood revenge<br> | ||
Uhljeb (Croatia)<br> | [[Uhljeb]] (Croatia)<br> | ||
Jangmadang (North Korea)<br> | [[Jangmadang]] (North Korea)<br> | ||
Chelnok (Kyrgyzstan)<br> | Chelnok (Kyrgyzstan)<br> | ||
Insider trading (general)<br> | [[Insider trading]] (general)<br> | ||
Dizelasi (Serbia)<br> | [[Dizelasi]] (Serbia)<br> | ||
Gap (Uzbekistan)<br> | [[Gap (Uzbekistan)]]<br> | ||
Dzhinsa/zakazukha (Russia)<br> | [[Dzhinsa]]/zakazukha (Russia)<br> | ||
Zakaznoe bankrotstvo (Russia)<br> | [[Zakaznoe bankrotstvo]] (Russia)<br> | ||
Keiretsu (Japan)<br> | [[Keiretsu]] (Japan)<br> | ||
Reiderstvo (general)<br> | [[Reiderstvo]] (general)<br> | ||
Mahallah (Uzbekistan)<br> | [[Mahallah]] (Uzbekistan)<br> | ||
Tirikchilik (Uzbekistan) | Tirikchilik (Uzbekistan) | ||
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''Introduction: Conclusion:''<br> | ''Introduction: Conclusion:''<br> | ||
''Chapter 4'' '''Gaming the System: Strategies of Camouflage'''<br> | ''Chapter 4'' '''Gaming the System: Strategies of Camouflage'''<br> | ||
''Introduction: Gaming the system by '''Phil Hanson''' Conclusion on the Enabling Power of Constraints'' | ''Introduction: [[Gaming the system]] by '''Phil Hanson''' Conclusion on the Enabling Power of Constraints'' | ||
'''PART III SOLIDARITY: us vs them'''<br> | '''PART III SOLIDARITY: us vs them'''<br> | ||
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volumes and resubmit (on 11 October). We thank everyone who had submitted entries in | volumes and resubmit (on 11 October). We thank everyone who had submitted entries in | ||
time and particularly the authors of the conceptual entries who has worked on very short | time and particularly the authors of the conceptual entries who has worked on very short | ||
schedule. I enclose the detailed Table of Contents for your attention at the end of this | schedule. I enclose the detailed [[Table of Contents]] for your attention at the end of this | ||
Newsletter. Also see below how we hope the cover of the book will look. Of course things | Newsletter. Also see below how we hope the cover of the book will look. Of course things | ||
will change and we will have to respond to the reviewers’ suggestions but you might want to | will change and we will have to respond to the reviewers’ suggestions but you might want to | ||
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Your entry can be included in your email signature and to your profile on you university website; social media (Facebook; Twitter; Linkedin); and various research gates (Academia; ResearchGate; SSRN). | Your entry can be included in your email signature and to your profile on you university website; social media (Facebook; Twitter; Linkedin); and various research gates (Academia; ResearchGate; SSRN). | ||
To refer to the specific page in the volume, you have to add "#page=X" where X is the page number of the entry you want to refer to. For example, entry "kula" in Volume 2 is on page 386 of the document. (NOTE: this is not the page number on the bottom of that page. You need to open the PDF in a web browser like Chrome, and then see what page number “kula” appears on, according to the browser.) It takes a little while to download. | To refer to the specific page in the volume, you have to add "#page=X" where X is the page number of the entry you want to refer to. For example, entry "[[kula]]" in Volume 2 is on page 386 of the document. (NOTE: this is not the page number on the bottom of that page. You need to open the PDF in a web browser like Chrome, and then see what page number “kula” appears on, according to the browser.) It takes a little while to download. | ||
So you can then add that to the URL to give: | So you can then add that to the URL to give: | ||
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[https://mailchi.mp/41be0b8a4aed/global-informality-project-newsletter-no-14 Newsletter No 14 - 4 July 2018] | [https://mailchi.mp/41be0b8a4aed/global-informality-project-newsletter-no-14 Newsletter No 14 - 4 July 2018] | ||
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[https://us18.campaign-archive.com/?u=bdbd18a45ba967a81d864634a&id=bb71829f80 Newsletter No 16 - 8 February 2019] | |||
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