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Informality as Normality: On the Articulation of Shadow Economy and Society in Africa
There exists a longstanding discussion of the role of the informal economy in the development process of Third World countries, notably in Africa. Much of the controversy was concerned with the question whether the informal sector promotes development or should rather be considered as a barrier to m
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