Traders, Informal Trade and Markets between the Caucasus and China

Focusing on the economic practices of traders from the Caucasus and China, the book delves into their lives in the bazaars of Tbilisi and Beijing. It explores their motivations, socio-cultural backgrounds, and interactions, while contributing to discussions on informal economies in the post-Soviet context and "globalization from below." By providing a detailed account of bazaar traders' behaviors and strategies, it highlights their embeddedness in local and global political, economic, and cultural frameworks, as well as market dynamics.