Titlebook: China‘s Resource Diplomacy in Africa; Powering Development Marcus Power,Giles Mohan,May Tan-Mullins Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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,Contextualizing China—Africa Relations,ical connections between China and Africa run deep and that contemporary China-Africa engagement builds on a longer history of cooperation and interaction. It is as if China’s interest in Africa is somehow ‘new’ and sudden, purely opportunistic or that it has come from nowhere. Yet China has long ha

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,Towards a Chinese ‘Socialist Market Economy’,’s economic transformation first began. In August 1980 Shenzhen became the first area in China to be designated an SEZ that could accept foreign investment under Deng’s reforms. The site of a former fishing village on the border with Hong Kong, the Shenzhen SEZ has since evolved into a thriving metr

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,Changing Contexts and the Future of China—Africa Relations,hrust the nature of China’s involvement in Africa into the global media spotlight again. Criticizing both China’s domestic and overseas capitalist practices, these western politicians reiterated the inability of the Chinese political and economic model to meet the global norms around good governance

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Versuchsergebnisse und Diskussion,chens, writing in the United Kingdom’s .:.Similar sentiments were expressed in many other leading international newspapers (see, e.g. . 13 March 2008) where China’s moves were treated as cynical and self-serving. This zeitgeist is part of a broader concern, expressed in popular culture, about China’