【セミナー（3/1）】SRC生存戦略研究セミナー "Informality in Eurasian spaces (and beyond)

2024年3月1日（金）10:00〜11:30

Abel Polese (Dublin City University)

Informality in Eurasian spaces (and beyond): from economic to governance approaches

北海道大学スラブ・ユーラシア研究センター4階大会議室（403）およびZoomによるオンライン

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英語

北海道大学スラブ・ユーラシア研究センター「国際的な生存戦略研究プラットフォームの構築」

宇山智彦　 uyama＊slav.hokudai.ac.jp （＊をアットマークに換えて送信してください）

Based on evidence collected in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and corroborated by findings from other world regions, this seminar will look at the way informality (here defined as “the art of bypassing the state”) can be regarded through at economic but also socio-cultural lenses. Footing on Gudeman’s distinction between the market and the society, we will look at different form of informal practices to engage with a governance interpretative framework. Informality is certainly a phenomenon that originates in economic, or even monetary, practices. However, often the significance and impact of such practices goes beyond its economic one. Informality can be regarded as a feedback mechanism and a tool that can help us evaluate the quality of governance at the national or regional level as well as a way to propose solutions to issues that the government has overlooked or is unable to identify.

“Informality in Ukraine and beyond: one name, different flavours”

“What is informality? (Mapping) ‘the art of bypassing the state’ in Eurasian spaces – and beyond”