Zusammenfassung
Erst im voraussetzungsvollen praktischen Vollzug erfahren Märkte ihre temporäre Stabilisierung. Märkte müssen entwickelt werden und mit Blick auf den Globalen Süden verdoppelt sich dieser Entwicklungsaufwand: Entwicklung vollzieht sich durch die Entwicklung von Märkten. So zumindest lautet das herrschende Paradigma neoliberaler politischer Rationalität. Am empirischen Beispiel ostafrikanischer Agrarmärkte zeigen wir wie Entwicklungsinterventionen Märkte als sozio-technische Agencements rahmen. Dabei werden kalkulierende Akteure und Apparaturen hervorgebracht und in distribuierten Handlungskonstellationen Märkte subtil normalisiert und nicht-marktförmige Ökonomien als deviant und hilfsbedürftig konstruiert.
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Berndt, C., Boeckler, M. (2017). Märkte in Entwicklung. In: Diaz-Bone, R., Hartz, R. (eds) Dispositiv und Ökonomie. Interdisziplinäre Diskursforschung. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-15842-2_14
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