Conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity-chains – Diasporas coming into existence

During the 1990s, informal trade – or šverc - was wide-spread in the former Yugoslav rump state. Th e following article conceptualizes the mechanisms behind the establishment of informal markets in light of ‘legal failure’ in Novi Pazar, Serbia, where informality produced an alternative, transnation...

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Main Author: Sandra King-Savic
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institut za noviju istoriju Srbije 2022-12-01
Series:Токови историје
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Online Access:https://tokovi.istorije.rs/lat/uploaded/3%202022/TOKOVI%20ISTORIJE%203%202022%20KING-SAVIC.pdf
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description During the 1990s, informal trade – or šverc - was wide-spread in the former Yugoslav rump state. Th e following article conceptualizes the mechanisms behind the establishment of informal markets in light of ‘legal failure’ in Novi Pazar, Serbia, where informality produced an alternative, transnational connotation of belonging, leading to a ‘competition between law and social norms’. Trading thus served the purpose of a safety net that generated new and renewed social ties with the diaspora in Turkey, and the Turkish state writ large.
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spelling doaj.art-61be58bacc9d4419b3c941e7a54d1cfc2022-12-30T17:16:22ZengInstitut za noviju istoriju SrbijeТокови историје0354-64972560-547X2022-12-0130322725110.31212/tokovi.2022.3.kin.227-251Conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity-chains – Diasporas coming into existenceSandra King-SavicDuring the 1990s, informal trade – or šverc - was wide-spread in the former Yugoslav rump state. Th e following article conceptualizes the mechanisms behind the establishment of informal markets in light of ‘legal failure’ in Novi Pazar, Serbia, where informality produced an alternative, transnational connotation of belonging, leading to a ‘competition between law and social norms’. Trading thus served the purpose of a safety net that generated new and renewed social ties with the diaspora in Turkey, and the Turkish state writ large.https://tokovi.istorije.rs/lat/uploaded/3%202022/TOKOVI%20ISTORIJE%203%202022%20KING-SAVIC.pdfinformal practicesdiasporamemorybelongingtransnational practicessolidarity
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Conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity-chains – Diasporas coming into existence
Токови историје
informal practices
diaspora
memory
belonging
transnational practices
solidarity
title Conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity-chains – Diasporas coming into existence
title_full Conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity-chains – Diasporas coming into existence
title_fullStr Conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity-chains – Diasporas coming into existence
title_full_unstemmed Conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity-chains – Diasporas coming into existence
title_short Conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity-chains – Diasporas coming into existence
title_sort conceptualizing informal practices as solidarity chains diasporas coming into existence
topic informal practices
diaspora
memory
belonging
transnational practices
solidarity
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