Where's the map? Integrating ethnography with maps to understand the complementarity between pastoral mobility and border formation

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Ilboudo-Nébié, E.K., West, C.T. and Crane, T.A. 2020. Where's the map? Integrating ethnography with maps to understand the complementarity between pastoral mobility and border formation. Journal of Political Economy 27(1):795-818.

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