African Perspectives on China in Africa
by Horace Campbell, Ali Askouri, Michelle Chan-Fishel, Moreblessings Chidaushe, Kwesi Kwaa Prah, Daniel Large, Anabela Lemos, Ndubisi Obiorah
African Perspectives on China in Africa brings together diverse contributors to consider China’s presence and relationships across the continent. Centering African viewpoints, this collection offers readers an opportunity to engage with questions of international relations, contemporary African affairs, and the changing connections between Africa and China.
About This Book
African Perspectives on China in Africa examines China’s role and relationships across the African continent.
The book centers African viewpoints, offering a perspective distinct from accounts focused primarily on China or external observers.
With contributions from multiple authors, it presents a range of voices for readers interested in Africa, China, and their evolving connections.
It is suited to readers exploring contemporary African affairs, international relations, and debates about China’s engagement in Africa.
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