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SHADOW · SHADOW: An exploration of the nature of informal economies and shadow practices in the former USSR region
Extending from Eastern Europe to Eastern Asia, from the Caucasus to Central Asia, the post-USSR region, occupying almost one sixth of the world’s territory, has an immense potential for the EU as source of natural resources and potential market for EU companies. In spite of this, the region is often seen as a highly hazardous one to deal with, given its “uncertain business and investment climate with widespread opportunism and corruption, misuse and misappropriation of state assets and conflicting information flow”SHADOW is a research and training programme with the goal of producing strategic intelligence on the region and train a generation of specialists on informality in post-Soviet spaces. Our goals are two-fold: 1) we intend to construct an index to provide an accurate measurement of the level of shadow activities in our target countries; 2) we aim to conceptualise a taxonomy of shadow practices in the post-USSR region in a cross-country and cross-regional perspective. Both goals are intended to contribute to a much better understanding of the threats and opportunities that the former USSR region, of fundamental importance for the EU, offers.
Consortium · 12 organisations
DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY
IE · €180,000
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MESSINA
IT · €90,000
KIEV INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SOCIOLOGY LLC
UA · €90,000
LUNDS UNIVERSITET
SE · €45,000
UNIVERSITATEA DIN BUCURESTI
RO · €135,000
NON COMMERCIAL JOINT STOCK COMPANY KAZAKH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY NAMES AFTER AL-FARABI
KZ
STOCKHOLM SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS IN RIGA SIA
LV · €67,500
SIAR RESEARCH AND CONSULTING LLC
KG
JAHON IQTISODIYOTI VA DIPLOMATIYA UNIVERSITETI
UZ
CENTER FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES
GE · €90,000
INDEPENDENT NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION YURI LEVADA ANALYTICAL CENTER
RU
TALLINNA TEHNIKAÜLIKOOL
EE · €112,500
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