Agricultural Trade and Food Security in Eastern Africa: Regional Markets and Price Transmission: A Subaltern Perspective

Key Points

• The article aims to explore the relationship between agricultural trade and food security in Eastern Africa, particularly focusing on Zambia.
• Analytical commentary on agricultural trade dynamics in Eastern Africa
• Review of existing scholarship regarding food security
• Exploration of institutional and policy frameworks in a subaltern context
• Identifies key institutional and policy dynamics affecting food security
• Highlights the implications of price transmission in regional markets
• Offers practical conclusions relevant to the African agricultural context

Abstract