Titlebook: Emerging Powers in Africa; A New Wave in the Re Justin van der Merwe,Ian Taylor,Alexandra Arkhange Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Emerging Powers in the Southern Maritime Spaceined in relation to competition for marine resources. The African maritime space has thus become increasingly defined by the energy resources, actual and potential, which it contains. A new scramble for resources is under way, as these resources are now exploitable because of technological advances within the extractive industries.

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Conclusion: How New is the ‘New Wave’?s. This chapter draws on dependency theory and critical reflection on the required conditions for development to pinpoint specific obstacles to progress on the continent. Although sobering, the work highlights key areas for reflection for anyone interested in Africa’s long-term prospects for autonomy and poverty alleviation.

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Book 2016elationship with Africa. Leading scholars present case studies from the BRICS and beyond to demonstrate the constantly evolving and complex character of these ties and their place in the global capitalist order. They also offer new theoretical insights, as well as theorisation of the spatio-temporal

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Conceptualising the Dialectics of China’s Presence in Africarstein in a new light, together with incorporating contemporary theoretical inflections. Li Xing questions the changes that the rise of China will bring to the global capitalist system, asking whether these changes will be merely functional, without resulting in any deeper structural transformation.

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Nehru’s Neoliberals: Draining or Aiding Africa?in Africa, enhancing access to African markets. But India’s interest in Africa is more baldly economic, primarily informed by its quest for energy. The government-business-media complex is used to account for the contradictions between India’s Africa policy and practice.

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South Korea in Africa: Exporting an ‘Economic Miracle’ or ‘Imperialist Mimicry’?he Korean ‘economic miracle’ to Africa is viable; and whether the support Korea received following the Korean War created sub-imperialist tendencies, notably manifested in its use of official developmental assistance as leverage for economic access in Africa.

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Gerda Meijler,Sylke J. Steggerdained in relation to competition for marine resources. The African maritime space has thus become increasingly defined by the energy resources, actual and potential, which it contains. A new scramble for resources is under way, as these resources are now exploitable because of technological advances within the extractive industries.