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Circumventing the predatory state: Lessons and futures for the Tuareg from the new development economics
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International Journal of Development Issues (2017) 16 (3): 245–259.
Published: 04 September 2017
...” (Gwin, 2011). Globalization Borders Failed states Tuareg B52 B53 043 055 P47 In the Tuareg culture, the men cover their faces with a veil called the “tagelmust” that is dyed indigo blue, and serves to keep social distance and to protect the face from the harsh weather conditions...
