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Pastores, comercio e islam. Interacciones entre nómadas y estados en Somalilandia

Authors: Gutiérrez de León Juberías, Pablo;

Pastores, comercio e islam. Interacciones entre nómadas y estados en Somalilandia

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El Cuerno de África fue, durante la Edad Media, lugar de nacimiento de algunos de los estados africanos más dinámicos. Algunos como el sultanato de Ajuran, han sido objeto de importantes investigaciones. Conocemos poco de dichos estados y su desarrollo rodeados de poblaciones dedicadas al pastoralismo nómada y al comercio. Este texto tiene por objetivo abordar cuáles fueron y de qué modo se desarrollaron las interacciones entre pastores nómadas, mercaderes y estados medievales en el noreste del Cuerno. Emplearemos datos obtenidos en campo, imágenes satelitales y cartografía histórica con el fin de entender cuáles fueron las estrategias esgrimidas en sus relaciones por los agentes estatales, mercaderes y pastores nómadas en Somalilandia.

The Horn of Africa was, during the Middle Ages, the birthplace of some of Africa’s most dynamic states. Some, such as the Ajuran sultanate, have been the subject of significant research. We know little about these states and their development in a sea of nomadic pastoralists and trader. The purpose is to address how these states developed, the interactions between nomadic herders, merchants, and medieval states in the north-eastern Horn. In this work, we will use the data obtained during the successive field work, satellite images and historical cartography. All, in order to understand what the strategies deployed by state agents, merchants and nomadic herders in Somaliland.

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Somalilandia, Commerce, Somaliland, Pastoralismo nómada, Comercio, Nomadic pastoralism

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