Everyday economy in Russia, Poland and Latvia
Arnstberg, Karl-Olov; Borén, Thomas
2003
How do people make ends meet in societies undergoing fast and largescale political and economic change? Eleven researchers present the results of field studies carried out among ordinary families and their neighbours, among businessmen, petty street traders, and homeless people. They examine formal and informal means to earn a living in the transition period. The concept "Everyday economy" is the focus and common denominator of all contributions.
These original contributions to the debate on post-Soviet societies should be of interest not only to social scientists and specialists, but to all who wish to gain a deeper understanding of this crucial period.
Huddinge : Södertörns högskola, 2003. s. 216.
ISBN 91-89315-32-4
Södertörn Academic Studies, 1650-433X; 16
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