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Abram Smith

PhD Student, History, Duke University


Commodity Chains, standardization, regulation, Agriculture
Emerging Scholars

I study the cotton industry in 20th century Egypt, concentrating on intermediate processing--ginning, cleaning, baling, etc. My research examines the businesses and regulatory institutions that physically transformed raw plant matter into a tradable, high-quality commodity. I am interested in the governance of global value chains, standards and regulation, and the intersection of agriculture and business.

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