Titlebook: Informal Economies in Post-Socialist Spaces; Practices, Instituti Jeremy Morris,Abel Polese Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Evaluating the Validity of the Contrasting Theoretical Perspectives towards the Informal Economy in engaged in the informal economy. Only a few authors have addressed this latter question (Dzvinka, 2002; Thiessen, 1997; Williams and Round, 2008; Williams et al., 2011a,b). Moreover, even fewer have sought to evaluate the validity of the contrasting theo-rizations of the informal economy in relation

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Fighting the Shadows: Lithuania’s Informal Workers and the Financial Crisisl banks and bankrupted companies; unemployment rose steadily. To revive the financial sector, economic experts and foreign advisory boards suggested that large sums could be recovered from Lithuania’s ‘shadow economy’. In 2010 the informal economy was estimated to account for between 27% and 33% of

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Formal Crutches for Broken Socialityinformal subversions of rules and formally arranged interactions in the post-socialist world, my data demonstrates that in some cases informality is more an assumption than reality. It is not necessarily accessible for those experiencing new adversities after crises overcoming the effects of widespr

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The Importance of Having ,: Reproduction of Informality in the Democratization Sector in Bosniators: politics, private consultancy, non-governmental organization, and boat tourism in his Herzegovinian hometown. Sharing a ride from an anti-corruption workshop held in the outskirts of the city, I listen to a conversation between Dejan and his younger co-worker Jelena. Dejan seems agitated by th

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Perceptions vs. Practices: Nepotism in Small Businesses in Bulgariaby blood or marriage) or advancing unqualified or under-qualified family members simply on the basis of family relationship (Bush-Bacelis, 2006). In this article I adopt an extended definition of nepotism which includes kin and friends (see Hillstrom and Hillstrom, 2002), and consider nepotism only

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The Importance of Personalized Relationships in Post-Socialist Rural Bulgaria: Informality of New Carom socialist economy to free economy in the agricultural sector, I immediately had a feeling of . In fact, aside from obvious historical differences, I was faced with a field situation that I had had the opportunity to study during my various fieldwork in Mediterranean societies, specifically in Si

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Nuclear Borders: Informally Negotiating the Chernobyl Exclusion Zonester, Viktor was doing national service as a border guard on the western edge of the Soviet Union. He showed me photographs of his former self: uniformed, proud and young. They were stuck carefully into a velvet-clad scrap book of a previous life. He patrolled the barbed wire fence that separated th