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Journal Article
Enriching the analysis of commercial movement: Convergence and the blurring of trade flows on a border in Southern Africa
2019
Overview
Analyses of the flow of trade are based on three traditional trends, each of which focuses on one component of movement: commodity, infrastructures and actors. Based on these three models' limitations and the use of qualitative economic geography and ethnography, this paper enriches our understanding of the flows of cross-border trade, crossing of bodies of literature and theories. It offers a description of commercial traffic in the Central African Copperbelt and calls for a better comprehension of the specific conditions for executing commercial movements, where infrastructures, commodities and actors influence each other to allow the movement of things.
Publisher
John Wiley & Sons Ltd,Wiley Subscription Services, Inc,Wiley
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