Крестовые походы на неформальность: почему в разных случаях, руководствуясь предположительно непонятной логикой, неформальные практики клеймят, пресекают или разрешают
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https://doi.org/10.20535/2308-5053.2014.2(22).118876Ключові слова:
неформальність, держава, корупція, регуляціяАнотація
Стаття є спробою висвітлити взаємовідносини між неформальністю і низкою елементів, присутніх в більшості сучасних держав: взаємодія з формальними правилами, бажання громадян дотримуватися цих формальні правила і те, де неформальність стає помітною і починає впливати на прийняття політичних рішень.
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