... ” “perps” Bureaucracy registered informant paperwork relationship work emotions trust feelings expectations communication Once an informant has been identified, recruited, and turned, he or she will be put to work by his or her primary/managing law enforcement agent. At this point, the informant...

...This chapter discusses some examples of the way the public economy of information shapes the representations of the political uses of Islam, stating that the public economy of information is the part of culture which is most firmly grounded in the expectations and worries created by schooling...

... and expectations are changing, of the range of forces that are shaping these changes, and of how young people themselves view their lives....

...This chapter looks at the meanings of wealth and the expectations surrounding wealth in Moonshadow Pond. The divergent discourses about wealth and class circulate in the village. A person might emphasize class commonalities among villagers in one particular context, while in another context draw...

...” of the white middle class, and they passed this on to their son in the form of tastes, educational expectations, and a general sense of privilege. It is these advantages that ultimately provide him with his ticket to higher education and beyond....

...Friends—they are generous and cooperative with each other in ways that appear to defy standard evolutionary expectations, frequently sacrificing for one another without concern for past behaviors or future consequences. This multidisciplinary study synthesizes an array of cross-cultural...