Titlebook: Part-Time Crime; An Ethnography of Fi Jason Ditton Book 1977 Jason Ditton 1977 anthropology.crime.ethnography.literature.social science

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Introduction: The Wellbread Bakery,ain which includes two other production bakeries, and several smaller distribution depots. At Wellbread’s, production staff make a variety of bread, rolls, cakes and confectionery. Despatch staff break ‘runs’ of production down into the individual orders submitted by the salesmen, and prepare for ea

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Characters: Public Identity Negotiation and Managerial Reaction,sometimes punishable by the very people (the management) who demand the practice in the first place. As I have just shown, there are also several minor organisational problems. The salesman has to walk a narrow tight-rope between customer trust and the continuity of sales; the visibility of fiddles

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,Motives: Private Identity Preservation—Getting Caught and Getting Off,-time self remains psychologically partial, and can be taken for granted. However, the fiddling salesman faces a procedural dilemma: successful commerce requires the maintenance of routine and yet, on the other hand, fiddling is an intrinsically unprotected practice which constantly exposes the prac

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Process: Becoming a Fiddler,How do salesmen, from being naïve recruits, become adept and experienced fiddlers? To answer this question satisfactorily, we need to specify those conditions under which such a change might sound .. But to what conditions could fiddling be a normal response?