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Traders, Informal Trade and Markets between the Caucasus and China
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Artikel-Nr:
9789811952050
Veröffentl:
2022
Einband:
eBook
Seiten:
349
Autor:
Susanne Fehlings
Serie:
Politics and History in Central Asia
eBook Typ:
PDF
eBook Format:
Reflowable eBook
Kopierschutz:
Digital Watermark [Social-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
The book is about the economic practices of traders and businesspeople from the Caucasus and China who work in local bazaars in Tbilisi and Beijing. It describes their activities, their motivations, their socio-cultural backgrounds, their work environments, and their interactions with one another. Contributing to a broader debate on the nature and role of informal economic practices in the post-Soviet periphery and processes of "e;globalization from below"e;, the book aims at providing a thick description of the embeddedness of bazaar traders' economic behaviors and strategies in local and global political, economic, and cultural contexts, markets and supply chains.
The book is about the economic practices of traders and businesspeople from the Caucasus and China who work in local bazaars in Tbilisi and Beijing. It describes their activities, their motivations, their socio-cultural backgrounds, their work environments, and their interactions with one another. Contributing to a broader debate on the nature and role of informal economic practices in the post-Soviet periphery and processes of “globalization from below”, the book aims at providing a thick description of the embeddedness of bazaar traders’ economic behaviors and strategies in local and global political, economic, and cultural contexts, markets and supply chains.
Chapter 1: Introduction: Markets, Trade, And The Study Of The Post-Soviet Economy.- Chapter 2: From Chelnoki (Shuttle Traders) To Biznesmeny.- Chapter 3: Caucasian Biznes, Local Trade, And Entrepreneurship.- Chapter 4: Dealing With Institutional Frameworks.- Chapter 5: Chinelebi—Chinese Entrepreneurs In The Caucasus.