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This special issue focuses on the topic of nomads in politics. In so doing, it attempts to make a contribution to academic debates on pastoral nomads as well as to the general literature on politics in non-state societies. The individual papers deal with political competition and decision-making in a variety of contexts, within and between nomadic groups (including post-nomads) and between them and external actors. They are united by an interest in the agency of nomadic or post-nomadic actors and by a flexible heuristic framework, the political field, that allows for innovative studies beyond dichotomies such as 'tribe and state' and 'nomadic societies and sedentary states'.
