Economy Without State: Accumulation & Survival in SomaliaJames Currey, 2003 - 224 pages |
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... herders would move in and occupy them . After a period of about four years some Marehan herders decided to remain in the area for most of the year , in effect becoming permanent residents . The process accelerated in late 1988 when ...
... herders would move in and occupy them . After a period of about four years some Marehan herders decided to remain in the area for most of the year , in effect becoming permanent residents . The process accelerated in late 1988 when ...
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Economy Without State Peter D. Little. herders the richest 12.5 percent of herders own nearly 70 percent of the camels in the region , while 12.5 percent own 39 percent of total cattle . The bottom 50 percent of pastoralists , in turn ...
Economy Without State Peter D. Little. herders the richest 12.5 percent of herders own nearly 70 percent of the camels in the region , while 12.5 percent own 39 percent of total cattle . The bottom 50 percent of pastoralists , in turn ...
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Economy Without State Peter D. Little. Herding units supplement their own family labor either by hiring herders or by combining their animals with those of other families and then sharing tasks . While only 20 percent of homesteads hire ...
Economy Without State Peter D. Little. Herding units supplement their own family labor either by hiring herders or by combining their animals with those of other families and then sharing tasks . While only 20 percent of homesteads hire ...
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Absame activities Afmadow Ahmed animals annual Aulihan author's field notes Baidoa Barre Besteman border region brokers camel cattle cattle trade Chapter conflict costs cross-border trade Development Dinsoor drought dry season earlier Ethiopia export trade faction Food Security FSAU Garissa District global government's collapse grazing groups Harti herders herds Horn of Africa important Jamaame Jubba River Jubba Valley Kenya Kenyan markets Kismayo town livestock livestock exports livestock trade Lower Jubba Region major Marehan Menkhaus merchants middlemen militia milk mobility Mogadishu Mohamed Zubeyr Mombasa moved Nairobi nomadic Ogadeen overseas export pastoral pastoralists percent political population Puntland purchase recent refugee remittances rural Samatar Saudi sector segmentary Siad Barre social Somali borderlands Somali economy Somali herders Somali shilling Somaliland SoSh southern Somalia stateless trader interview trans-border transport UNDP UNOSOM urban warlords water points