Data collaboratives as “bazaars”? A review of coordination problems and mechanisms to match demand for data with supply Iryna Susha Marijn Janssen Stefaan Verhulst Article information: To cite this document: Iryna Susha Marijn Janssen Stefaan Verhulst , (2017)," Data collaboratives as “bazaars”? A review of coordination problems and mechanisms to match demand for data with supply ", Transformin...

so quickly that the issue was exhausted within five months of publication. It has been well received by the Government of India, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Local Governments of Bengal, Madras, Punjab, the United Provinces, Assam, the Central Provinces, the North-West Frontier Provinces, Baluchistan, by the Nepal Durbar, and by several Native States. This augurs well for the fa...

This article is about practices of borrowing and lending money in the context Georgian bazaar trade. While many anthropological studies focus on debtors or individual moneylenders, this starts from perspective microcredit experts, who grant loans to traders behalf their companies thereby engage complex relationships. Borrowing a institution consists an administrative act, which sealed by formal...

the aim of this paper is to investigate the bazaars and shopping centers as public spaces. given theweakness of public places and consequently the weakness of social interactions, today’s societies are in dire need ofsocial spaces to increase social interactions. therefore, the review of these two as then and now’s urban spaces couldhelp solve some problems. bazaars are among the oldest iranian...

Urban commercial quarters such as bazaars can be found all over the world, from Turkey toEgypt, from Tajikistan to Iran. In Iranian cities, bazaars have very specific and unique architectural features and theyhave played an important role as economic and social engines. In addition, bazaars are an integral part of the culturalgeography of Iran and have contributed to the definition of urban dev...