Titlebook: Governance Beyond the Law; The Immoral, The Ill Abel Polese,Alessandra Russo,Francesco Strazzari Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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The Market as a Challenge for R&Drlands are areas where the “ugly face” of the Balkanist cliché is best emphasized. It is no coincidence that exotic forms of extraterritoriality emerge in outlying regions. The chapter sheds light on the territorial dimension of the abovementioned duplicitous system opposing a formal political world to self-governed peripheries.

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Managing the International R-to-D Interfacea collected between April and May 2015 including 20 in-depth interviews and observations. The participants were recruited from—and connected to—the state sectors which are most influenced by informal economic practices: police, health care, education, local government, and handling the European Union funds.

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The Criminalization of Informal Practices in the Danube Delta: How and Whyty of always having one foot in illegality. This adds a new dimension to the scholarship on informality in Romania, bringing the Danube Delta into the debate on the proper relationship between legality, criminality, and informality.

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Collateral Damage of Global Governance on the Local Level: An Analysis of Fragmented International R see their livelihood and security often overlooked, enter a spiral of short-lived informal survival strategies, and become vulnerable to the criminalization of their social and economic reproduction. This chapter assesses the effects of national and global governance from the bottom-up perspective of Brazilian peripheries.

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‘Stealing from the State Is Not Stealing Really, It Is a National Sport’: A Study of Informal Economa collected between April and May 2015 including 20 in-depth interviews and observations. The participants were recruited from—and connected to—the state sectors which are most influenced by informal economic practices: police, health care, education, local government, and handling the European Union funds.

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Xin Zhang,Yong Zhao,Mark S. Ashton,Xuhui Leeg ban) in order to examine the relationship between power holders and gambling entrepreneurs. This chapter suggests that negotiated prohibition leads to the emergence of a fragmented and flexible social order that is characterised by discretionary enforcement of the ban and corrupt arrangements.

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