China’s Resource Diplomacy in Africa

Powering Development?

  • Marcus Power
  • Giles Mohan
  • May Tan-Mullins
Book

Part of the International Political Economy Series book series (IPES)

Table of contents

  1. Front Matter
    Pages i-xix
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  2. Introduction: Mediating China—Africa
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 1-25
  3. Contextualizing China—Africa Relations
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 26-61
  4. Chinese Policies and Their Implications in Africa
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 62-87
  5. Towards a Chinese ‘Socialist Market Economy’
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 88-126
  6. Evolving Aid Diplomacy in Africa
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 127-159
  7. Domestic Governance, Regime Stability and African Civil Society
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 160-190
  8. The Environmental Implications of China’s Rise in Africa
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 191-220
  9. The Geopolitics of China—Africa Engagement
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 221-259
  10. Changing Contexts and the Future of China—Africa Relations
    Marcus Power, Giles Mohan, May Tan-Mullins
    Pages 260-272
  11. Back Matter
    Pages 273-329
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About this book

Introduction

The book seeks to understand China's evolving political and economic role in Africa and assesses what impacts Chinese aid, trade and investment have on the politics of specific African countries, and the extent to which it excites geopolitical competition.

Keywords

competition development Diplomacy Governance

Authors and affiliations

  • Marcus Power
    • 1
  • Giles Mohan
    • 2
  • May Tan-Mullins
    • 3
  1. 1.University of DurhamUK
  2. 2.The Open UniversityUK
  3. 3.University of Nottingham NingboChina

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