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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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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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