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24 reviews(Ebook) Economies of favour after socialism 1st Edition by David Henig, Nicolette Makovicky - Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9780191767128 ,0191767123
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ISBN 10: 0191767123
ISBN 13: 9780191767128
Author: David Henig, Nicolette Makovicky
(Ebook) Economies of favour after socialism 1st Edition Table of contents:
1. Introduction—Re-imagining Economies (after Socialism): Ethics, Favours, and Moral Sentiments
Ethics, Favours, and Moral Sentiments
Beyond Political Economies
Towards a Semiotics of Favours
2. The Ambivalence of Favour: Paradoxes of Russia’s Economy of Favours
A Typology of Favours
The Substantive Ambivalence of Favours: ‘No Synthesis’
Functional Ambivalence: Clashing Demands and the Role of Networks
Normative Ambivalence: The Double Standards and the Phenomenological Lens
The Implications of Ambivalence for Research Methodologies
3. A New Look at Favours: The Case of Post-Socialist Higher Education
The Political-Economic Context of Favour in Post-Socialist Russia
Favours
A Favour and Its Ramifications
Favours in the Market Economy
Favours and Power
Conclusion
4. Giving, Taking, and Getting By: Help and Indifference in Moscow’s Temporary Housing Market
The ‘Apartment Problem’
Specifying Jardam
Making Home in Moscow
Cutting the Network? Balancing Help and Indifference
Conclusion
5. The Anti-Favour: Ideasthesia, Aesthetics, and Obligation in Southwest China
Favours, Obligations, and the Art of Social Relations
Ideasthesia and the Nuosu Warrior’s Aesthetic
Keeping Secrets for Life
Braving Ideasthesia: The Case of an Imprisoned Warrior
Beyond Favours: The Force of Duty, Obligation, and Sacrifice
6. The Human Economy of Pálinka in Hungary: A Case Study in Longue Durée Lubrication
The Human Economies of Socialism and Post-Socialism
Alcohol in Pre-socialist Society
Lubricating Socialism
Fast Forward to the Present
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
7. Making History, Making Politics: Socialist and Post-Socialist Elite Economies of Favour in Bulgaria and Ukraine
Distinguishing Elite Networks from other Economies of Favour
Elite Connections in Bulgaria
Understanding Elite Economies of Favour in History
Conclusion
8. Interior Spectacles: The Art of the Informal among Bootleg Miners in Wałbrzych, Poland
Bootleg Mines and Salvage Fever
Law, Lawlessness, and the Area in Between
The Art of the Informal
Interior Spectacles: Economies of Favour as Performance
Conclusion
9. A Good Deed is Not a Crime: Moral Cosmologies of Favours in Muslim Bosnia
From Economies of Favour Towards an Economy of Good Deeds
Away from (Bosnian) Informal Economies
Economies of Good Deeds in Muslim Bosnia
Conclusion: Good Deeds as Favours
10. The ‘Shadows’ of Informality in Rural Poland
The ‘Shadows’ of Informality: A Strathernian Detour
Scheming and Making Connections: Craft after Socialism
Gifts and Favours in a ‘House Society’
Przysługa za Przysługę?: A favour for a favour?
Conclusion
11. Afterword: The Social Warmth of Paradox
Index
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