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1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations (black and white, and color) |
| Contents |
Part 1: Africa and its Relationships with Developed Countries -- Chapter 1: The Historical Logic and Pragmatic Choices behind the U.S. Strategy in Africa -- Chapter 2: The Concept of Global Britain and the UK's Policy towards Africa beyond Brexit -- Chapter 3: Inheritance and Breakthrough in the "French-African Special Relationship" During Macrons Presidency -- Chapter 4: New Trends in Germany-Africa Relations -- Chapter 5: An Analysis of Italy's Africa Policy Adjustment since 2013 -- Chapter 6: Relations Between Portugal and Portuguese-Speaking African Countries from the Perspectives of Economy and Culture -- Chapter 7: Japans Diplomacy towards Africa: from Pragmatic Balance to Strategic Importance -- Chapter 8: The Status Quo and Trends in the Development of Relations Between ROK and Africa -- Chapter 9: The Evolution of Australia's African Policy and its Value Orientation -- Part 2: Africa and its Relationships with Developing Countries -- Chapter 10: Adjustments to India's African Policy under the Modi Administration -- Chapter 11: The Features and Limitations of Turkey's Foreign Policy towards Africa -- Chapter 12: Saudi Arabia's Aid to Africa: Motivations, Contributions, and Trends -- Chapter 13: Brazil's Policy Toward Africa in the 21st Century: Goals, Paths, and Trends -- Chapter 14: The Relations between Cuba and Africa: Characters, Motivations, and Tendencies -- Chapter 15: Russias Pivot to Africa: a Tactical Move or Strategic Calculation? -- Part 3: China and Africa Relations -- Chapter 16 China-Africa Relations and the Belt & Road Initiative -- Chapter 17: The Shared Future of the China-Africa Community: Ideological Implications and Implementation -- Chapter 18: Inception, Development, and Achievements of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation -- Chapter 19: China-Africa Joint Industrial Parks: History, Challenges, and Solutions -- Chapter 20: China and Africa: Toward a Stronger Community with a Shared Future through a Shared Knowledge System -- Chapter 21: African Students in China: Research, Reality, and Reflections -- Chapter 22: China-Africa Cooperation in Poverty Reduction: the Evolution of Concepts and Characteristics of Practices |
| Summary |
This book brings contemporary Chinese scholarship into Africa, the relations between African states, and the relations between China and Africa into focus. As China becomes the biggest partner for many African states, constructing infrastructure across the continent, Western scrutiny has increased. This book offers a comprehensive look at what Chinese scholars have encountered on the ground, as well as comparative studies of how different nations have engaged with Africa |
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Print version record |
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Economics.
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Sustainability.
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International relations.
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Business & Economics -- Economics -- General.
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Science -- Environmental Science.
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Political Science -- International Relations -- General.
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Diplomatic relations
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| SUBJECT |
China -- Foreign relations -- Africa
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Africa -- Foreign relations -- China
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Africa
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China
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Li, Xinfeng, 1960- editor
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An, Chunying, editor
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| ISBN |
9789811649837 |
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9811649839 |
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