Changers: From Steppe to Market and Beyond
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The document discusses "changers" which refers to Mongolian pastoralists who produce and sell livestock byproducts. It presents research on the changers, including how and why changing emerged as an occupation, the changers' current role, and how their business has evolved over time. It also questions whether there will still be a place for changers in Mongolia's future as the economy continues to transition away from pastoralism.
Changers: From Steppe to Market and Beyond
- 1. Changers (丼仆亢勵勵亟) From Steppe to Market, and Beyond Connecting the Mongolian Pastoral Economy of Livestock Byproducts a presentation by Alexander D. Yule December 17, 2008
- 2. Mongolia 101 Location: Between China & Russia (landlocked) Language: Mongolian Area: 1.564 million km 2 Population: 3 million, 1.7/km 2 Arable Land: 0.76% Government: Democratic, after 80 years of Soviet-bloc Communism
- 3. The Research Who are the changers ? Why are they interesting?
- 4. Questions How and why did changing emerge? What is the changers role today? How has changing evolved, and will its evolution continue? Is there a place for changing in post-transition Mongolia?
- 5. The Changing Business Access to and Information about money Keys to success? Pricing info and access to capital
- 8. 油
- 9. 油
- 10. 丱舒仂亳仆 (Harhorin)
- 11. 油
- 12. 于舒亶 (Arvaiheer)
- 13. 油
- 14. 弌舒仆亢舒舒 s Jeep Sheep
- 15. Marmots!
- 16. The Future Is there a place for changing in Mongolias future? Formalization: will they still be changers?
Editor's Notes
- #3: Location: Between China & Russia (landlocked) Language: Mongolian Area: 1.564 million km 2 Population: 3 million, 1.7/km 2 Arable Land: 0.76% Government: Democratic, after 80 years of Soviet-bloc Communism
- #4: Who are the changers? What do they do? Why are they interesting?
- #10: Chinese changers @ Emeelt
- #11: Harhorin
- #12: Purevs Storeroom
- #13: Arvaiheer
- #15: Jeep sheep
- #16: MARMOTS
- #17: The Future Is there a place for changing in Mongolias future? Formalization: will they still be changers?