Cover -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Part I: Pastoralists in the Market -- 1 Introduction: Pastoral Economies Between Resilience and Exposure -- 2 Theoretical Plurality in Markets Conceived as Social and Political Institutions -- 3 Social Vulnerability and Livelihood Security -- Part II: From Subsistence to Market Production: Post-Colonial Africa -- 4 Livestock Production and Pastoral Livelihood Security in Western Chad -- 5 Pastoral-Sedentary Market Relations in a War Situation: The Baqqāra-Nuba Case (Sudan) -- 6 Pastoral Integration in East African Livestock Markets -- 7 Livestock Marketing Chains in Northern Kenya: Re-Aligning Exchange Systems in Risky Environments -- 8 Market Spaces in a Globalising Periphery -- Part III: From State to Market Production: Post-Socialist Contexts -- 9 Pastoralism in the Pamirs -- 10 Mongolian Pastoral Economy and its Integration into the World Market -- 11 Nomads and their Market Relations in Eastern Tibet's Yushu Regions -- 12 Capitalism in the Tundra or Tundra in Capitalism? -- Part IV: From Commercialised Production to Integrated Markets -- 13 Livestock Markets and Drought in Sub-Saharan Africa -- 14 The UK Sheep Industry -- 15 Market-Making and Livelihood Challenges in Contemporary New Zealand's Dairy and Sheep -- 16 Contested Market-Relations Around Value and Values: Live Sheep Exports from Western Australia -- 17 Conclusion: Embodied Risks of Exchange Relations -- Index.