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Fusing formal and informal trading
Philemon Ng'asike
发表日期2019-10-28
出版年2019
语种英语
摘要Livestock trading in the Garissa corridor, which connects southern Somalia with the Kenyan capital Nairobi, constitutes a defining part of the economy in north-eastern Kenya. Based on extensive doctoral fieldwork, this DIIS Working Paper takes stock of livestock traders’ everyday trading practices. Three overlapping value chains characterize the Garissa corridor along which cattle, sheep and goats are marketed and transported; a transnational value chain, a local value chain and an export value chain. The ‘practical norms’ that govern these value chains differ considerably. As Somali livestock moves towards the Kenyan highlands, animals are gradually being formalized, becoming subject to government recording, disease surveillance and taxation. This highlights not only a fusing of informal and informal rules and economies, but points towards both the disadvantage and advantage of weak state institutions, which give traders elbow room to negotiate the terms of trading. This DIIS Working Paper is written by Philemon O. Ng’asike (University of Nairobi) and is an output of the research program ‘Governing Economic Hubs and Flows in Somali East Africa'. The paper is edited by Tobias Hagmann and Finn Stepputat. Read more about the GOVSEA programme.
主题Food and agriculture ; Migration and development ; Development in practice ; Fragile states ; Conflict and economy
URLhttps://www.diis.dk/en/research/hybrid-rules-in-livestock-value-chains-in-east-africa
来源智库Danish Institute for International Studies (Denmark)
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条目标识符http://119.78.100.153/handle/2XGU8XDN/393104
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Philemon Ng'asike. Fusing formal and informal trading. 2019.
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