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Cooperation, interaction and competition. The Economy of Pastoral Nomadism in Imperial Africa

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WouWim
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PER
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The interaction between Roman power and local nomadic societies in Africa caused constraints and limitations to traditional economic patters, but at the same time created new opportunities. The presence of Rome hence not only introduced a predatory regime, yet also allowed nomadic tribes a better integration in the imperial economy.

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