Somalia: Economy without State

2003-01-01articleThe International Journal of African Historical Studies257 citationsclosed

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African history and culture analysis African history and culture studies African Studies and Ethnography

Abstract

Introduction to an unorthodox economy - A land of livestock - The destruction of rural-urban relations - Tough choices - Trade and trust in a risky environment - Life goes on - Somalia in a wider context - References. Figures Maps Index.

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