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          <given>Giga</given>
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    <title>Informality and the Question of Modernization: the Case of Georgia</title>
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    <abstract>The article deals with the theory of the interplay between formal and informal institutions as well as with the question, how this theory can be dealt with when studying the history of Georgian politics and society in soviet and post-soviet periods. </abstract>
    <date>2013</date>
    <date_type>published</date_type>
    <publication>Informality in Eastern Europe. Structures, Political Cultures and Social Practices</publication>
    <publisher>Peter Lang</publisher>
    <pagerange>469-484</pagerange>
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