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Wasta as Informal Governance: A Componential and Institutional Theory of Informal Governance Systems
Wasta is a social network built on tribes, family, and extended family, used to secure contracts, promotions, jobs, and access to services that might otherwise be hard to obtain. As a form of informal governance, Wasta is not merely a social network or cultural practice; it is a cognitive model and
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