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• Power and shamanism
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• Cross-area studies bibliography
  ...cyclopaedia-of-Informality-Volume.1.pdf#page=410 Chapter 4 - The unlocking power of non-conformity: cultural resistance vs political opposition] ...ce: the blurring of the public and the private in the workings of informal power]
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• Theoretical Framing - Volume 3
  ==Ageing power== ...of-Informality-Volume-3.pdf#page=551 Introduction: demystifying ageing and power] by:
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• Theoretical Framing of the Database
  4. ''The unlocking power of non-conformity: cultural resistance vs political opposition'' ...ce: the blurring of the public and the private in the workings of informal power]
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• Volume 3 Book Launch Events
  '''Keep It Informal: Resisting Power in the Shadows of Systems with Alena Ledeneva''' Can informality be seen as resistance to power and potential for institutional change? Is staying hidden a productive way
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• Maliks (Afghanistan)
  ...s may have been more powerful because they were large landowners, but this power has diminished over the past fifty years. This was noted by anthropologists ...others, there is some sort of selection process that brings a ''malik'' to power. This could be through secret ballots or through consensus among community
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• Artistic repossession (USSR)
  ...tion (Ezrahi 2012: 7<ref>Ezrahi, C. 2012. Swans of the Kremlin: Ballet and Power in Soviet Russia. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh University Press.</ref>). ...mote (Ezrahi 2012: 7<ref>Ezrahi, C. 2012. Swans of the Kremlin: Ballet and Power in Soviet Russia. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh University Press.</ref>). Thus ‘
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• Project events
  ...se the pyramid as a shape and concept to reflect on the nature of informal power. The project that brings together artists, architects, scholars and activis ...workshop on [https://ecsoclab.hse.ru/en/ecsocworkshop/ ''The Varieties of Power in the Economy''] took place from 3–4 July 2020. A [https://eduhseru-my.s
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• Events
  ...se the pyramid as a shape and concept to reflect on the nature of informal power. The project that brings together artists, architects, scholars and activis ...workshop on [https://ecsoclab.hse.ru/en/ecsocworkshop/ ''The Varieties of Power in the Economy''] took place from 3–4 July 2020. A [https://eduhseru-my.s
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• Caciquismo (Mexico)
  ...Mexican state-making process as it has been a source of para-institutional power of social and political control (Pansters 2012:25). The ''caciques'' have i ...ers into a single network that appeased the Mexican society and maintained power (Meyer 2000). Although the Revolution ousted Díaz in 1911 after a 35-year
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• Lidhjet (Kosovo)
  ...a selected few, the ''lidhjet'' brokers accrue social capital by shifting power away from institutions towards informal networks. ...'' presuppose specific actors – ''‘të njofshëm’'' – equipped with informal power to circumvent formal rules related to satisfying the most mundane life need
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• Kako mati (Greece)
  ...ol for negotiating informal social interactions, social status, gender and power. ...h her evil-eye ritual empowerment, renegotiates the ownership of religious power in the Greek sociocultural context; she thereby acquires a far more active
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• Okkul’t (Russia)
  | definition = A set of predictive and mediating practices used by the power elite for assisting decision-making and transforming reality ...Domination|Domination]] – [[:Category: Age| Age]] – [[:Category: Power| Power]] – [[:Category: Control| Control]] – [[:Category: Uncertainty| Uncer
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• Published Volumes and Analysis
  ...more pervasive than we tend to think of informality. It involves money and power, but also the alternative currencies of gaining advantage or gaming of the ...oyment and entrepreneurship), identity-driven practices of solidarity, and power-driven forms of co-optation and control. The Global Encyclopaedia of Inform
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• Padrino System (Philippines)
  ...hantornvong, Sombat. 2000. Local Godfathers in Thai Politics. In Money and Power in Provincial Thailand, edited by R. McVey. Singapore and Chiang Mai: Insti ...state power. By conflating economic power (Chinese capital) with political power (political connections), one of the most enduring locally hailed oligarchie
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• Kabel (Malaysia)
  ...e phrase ‘do you have ''kabel''?’ include personal relations with those in power, or someone who can solve a problem and can be resorted to in times of need ...patron than vice versa. The client, therefore, has less access (if any) to power than the patron, who instead is usually a member of the state’s political
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• Mullahs (Afghanistan)
  ...ming too powerful over the others (Murtazashvili 2016). This separation of power promotes the ability of ''mullahs'' to resolve disputes more successfully i
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• Pulling strings (UK and USA)
  ...s universities such as Oxford or Cambridge. When they achieve positions of power in later life, they will often be able to accommodate favours requested of ...ss interests, those interests thereby gained some form of hidden political power, and were thus ‘pulling the strings’.
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• Partiti (Corsica)
  ...ica, ''clienti'' are now understood to be the individuals in a position of power, working for the clan’s best interests, such as doctors and lawyers. The ...of power in Corsica, creating the conditions for a subjective exercise of power, where the members of one’s own clan take precedence.
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• Rushyldyq (Kazakhstan)
  ...’ respectively (Schatz 2004<ref>Schatz, E. 2004. Modern clan politics: The power of “blood” in Kazakhstan and beyond. Seattle and London: University of ...us levels’ (Schatz 2004: 28<ref>Schatz, E. 2004. Modern clan politics: The power of “blood” in Kazakhstan and beyond. Seattle and London: University of
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• Informal Art
  ...lore how informal networks, unwritten rules, hidden practices and informal power shape cultural production across different contexts.'''<br> ...formality, the host family organizing the event establishes its status and power among other members of the community. This is demonstrated through organiza
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