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=='''OPEN CALL for Volume 3'''== | =='''OPEN CALL for Volume 3'''== | ||
Professor Alena V. Ledeneva and the Global Informality Project International Board invite you to submit entries for the '''Global Encyclopaedia of Informality, Volume 3'''. | Professor Alena V. Ledeneva and the [[Global Informality Project]] International Board invite you to submit entries for the '''Global Encyclopaedia of Informality, Volume 3'''. | ||
The Global Informality Project (GIP) is an interdisciplinary research project led by the FRINGE Centre with support of the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies. It is the first [[Global Informality Project|multimedia online resource]] that explores the social and cultural complexity of informal practices and structures from a global perspective, set up in 2014. Through its comparative and ethnographic investigations, the project explores multiple moralities, the resilience of informal practices, their legitimacy and institutional causes as well as the cultural and historical contexts of informality. Over the years, this unique collection of practices has grown into a comprehensible, easily accessible resource for audiences in academia, policy-making, businesses and the public. | The Global Informality Project (GIP) is an interdisciplinary research project led by the FRINGE Centre with support of the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies. It is the first [[Global Informality Project|multimedia online resource]] that explores the social and cultural complexity of informal practices and structures from a global perspective, set up in 2014. Through its comparative and ethnographic investigations, the project explores multiple moralities, the resilience of informal practices, their legitimacy and institutional causes as well as the cultural and historical contexts of informality. Over the years, this unique collection of practices has grown into a comprehensible, easily accessible resource for audiences in academia, policy-making, businesses and the public. | ||
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To explore further patterns of ambivalence, we particularly, but not exclusively, welcome contributions from the following fields: social psychology (in particular practices capturing the '''emotional''' ambivalence), gender studies (practices of '''sexual/gender''' ambivalence), religious studies (practices that embody '''religious/ethnic''' ambivalence), and possibly, the occult ('''magical''' practices). We will be interested in the colloquial names of such practices and the contexts in which they are recognised, articulated and performed. | To explore further patterns of ambivalence, we particularly, but not exclusively, welcome contributions from the following fields: social psychology (in particular practices capturing the '''emotional''' ambivalence), gender studies (practices of '''sexual/gender''' ambivalence), religious studies (practices that embody '''religious/ethnic''' ambivalence), and possibly, the occult ('''magical''' practices). We will be interested in the colloquial names of such practices and the contexts in which they are recognised, articulated and performed. | ||
Please contact us at [mailto:informality2014@gmail.com informality2014@gmail.com] with an expression of interest | Please contact us at [mailto:informality2014@gmail.com informality2014@gmail.com] with an expression of interest. Your preliminary submission should include: | ||
:name of the practice, | :name of the practice, | ||
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Please differentiate by adding a letter after the year of publication, starting with “a”. For example: | Please differentiate by adding a letter after the year of publication, starting with “a”. For example: | ||
:Ballard, R. 2005a. ‘Coalitions of reciprocity and the maintenance of financial integrity within informal value transmission systems: The operational dynamics of contemporary hawala networks’, ''Journal of Banking Regulation'', 6 (4): 319–352 | :Ballard, R. 2005a. ‘Coalitions of reciprocity and the maintenance of financial integrity within informal value transmission systems: The operational dynamics of contemporary [[hawala]] networks’, ''Journal of Banking Regulation'', 6 (4): 319–352 | ||
:Ballard, R. 2005b. ‘Remittances and economic development in India and Pakistan’, in S. | :Ballard, R. 2005b. ‘Remittances and economic development in India and Pakistan’, in S. | ||
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:Korzhikhina, T. P. 1992. ''Administrativno-komandnaya sistema upravleniia.'' Moscow: RGGU | :Korzhikhina, T. P. 1992. ''Administrativno-komandnaya sistema upravleniia.'' Moscow: RGGU | ||
:Kulikov, V. 2005. | :Kulikov, V. 2005. ‘[[Telefonnoe pravo]] podsudno’, ''Rossiiskaya gazeta'', 6 September, www.rg.ru/2005/09/06/telefonnoe-pravo.html | ||
==Contact us== | ==Contact us== | ||