Titlebook: Corruptive Patterns of Patronage in South East Europe; Plamen K. Georgiev Book 2009 VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften | Springer Fachmedi

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Ismar Borges de Lima,Ronda J. Green common European trend of cultural development.“We are Europeans but not quite”(A. Konstantinov). This witty phrase might be exemplary for some tricky way to compensate the pressure of more advanced cultures and their politics, to defend a less certain Balkan identity. The Balkans are usually consid

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,Walking in Upper-Class Westminster—,,tual frameworks sooner or later. A look at the theoretical heritage on corruption offered in the last decades refers back to old Merton (the managerial aspects of state and corporate bodies interrelations), feeds on some rest-Parson social system constructivism, or even overrides some empirical soci

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,A Brief Moment in Bloomsbury—,,owth in international arts patronage, NGOs and culture networks that have attempted to support art in societies in transition. Whilst some researchers are inclined to see the corporate sponsorship of art as a business transaction — a temporary alliance that allows patronage of art in mutually benefi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91417-6Europe; Institution; corruption; nepotism; organized crime; patron-client relations; quasi-democracies

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Corruptive Patterns of Patronage in South East Europe