A Smuggler's Paradise
Tracking the perilous journey of smuggled fuel from Algeria to Tunisia
From the petrol stations where Algerian smugglers acquire fuel, to the donkeys that carry it over the border to Tunisia, informal trade between both countries is high risk - but profitable.
Sharing a history of trans-Saharan trading, a patchwork of ethnicities, and modern borders that define post-colonial states, the borderlands between Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya are at the nexus of the national and transnational.
Using an interdisciplinary perspective, we investigate borders and borderlands because they are central to understanding state-society relations, the transnational trends influencing our world, and how states respond to these challenges.
Using an interdisciplinary perspective, we investigate borders and borderlands because they are central to understanding state-society relations, the transnational trends influencing our world, and how states respond to these challenges.
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