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List of Figures | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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List of Abbreviations | |
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Introduction: Mediating China-Africa | |
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Introduction: the geopolitics of representation | |
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Postcolonial geopolitical economy | |
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The political economy of development, globalization and international relations | |
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Enclaves and surgical colonialism? | |
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States matter | |
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Neo-liberalization, African agency and the environment | |
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Methodological concerns | |
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Book structure | |
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Contextualizing China-Africa Relations | |
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Introduction: a critical genealogy of China-Africa relations | |
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China in Africa, Africa in China: initial encounters | |
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The 'Overseas Chinese': migration to Africa and the Chinese diaspora | |
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From 'Afro-Asian Solidarity' to 'South-South' cooperation | |
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China's aid projects in Africa | |
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The Tazara Railway (1967-75) | |
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China and Africa's �lost decade' | |
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China in Angola | |
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Conclusions: constructing a 'history in common' | |
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Chinese Policies and Their Implications in Africa | |
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Introduction | |
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The post-millennium mechanisms of China-Africa diplomacy | |
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Differential impacts of Chinese policy in Angola and Ghana | |
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Opportunities and challenges | |
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FOCAC: lack of a formal permanent institution | |
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Lack of coordination | |
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Sustainability, quality and type of projects | |
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Conclusion | |
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Towards a Chinese 'Socialist Market Economy' | |
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Introduction: China's economic 'miracle' | |
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Embracing the market: state socialism and the crisis of accumulation | |
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China's SOEs and the 'go out' strategy | |
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The transnational spaces of China's economic development | |
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Neo-liberalism and China: a 'loose hug' or an 'intimate embrace'? | |
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Conclusions: China as Africa's 'economic role model' | |
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Evolving Aid Diplomacy in Africa | |
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Introduction: aid, Africa and development | |
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China's aid 'offensive' and the 'established' donors | |
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Histories and relationships | |
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Logics, modalities and conditionalities | |
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Chinese aid in comparative perspective | |
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Chinese aid in practice: forms, continuities and transformations | |
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Contemporary development relations in Angola and Ghana | |
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Donor responses | |
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At the aid regime level | |
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At the country level | |
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Conclusion | |
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Domestic Governance, Regime Stability and African Civil Society | |
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Introduction: governance dilemmas | |
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Making sense of the African state | |
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China's channels of engagement with Africa | |
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The politics of hybridity and extroversion | |
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Beyond elites: migration, social relations and micro-politics | |
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Multiple flows and communities | |
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Identity politics, political engagement and shadowy ties | |
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Integration/separation | |
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Popular responses and civil society reactions | |
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Civil society responses | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Environmental Implications of China's Rise in Africa | |
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Introduction | |
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Political ecology: understanding power relations in the environment sector | |
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Changing domestic discourses and the internationalization of China's environmental governance | |
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Chinese involvement in Africa's resource sectors | |
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The differential impacts of Chinese enterprises on the environment | |
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Illegal activities | |
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Roles of multi-stakeholders in global environmental governance | |
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Conclusion: globalizing China's environmental responsibilities | |
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The Geopolitics of China-Africa Engagement | |
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Introduction: China's oil diplomacy and 'soft power' | |
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The new 'scramble for Africa' | |
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Disaggregating Chinese foreign policy: the diversity of 'actors' | |
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Recent shifts in Chinese foreign policy | |
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China as a 'responsible' great power: peacekeeping and security cooperation | |
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Conclusion: a 'critical geopolitics' of China-Africa relations | |
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Changing Contexts and the Future of China-Africa Relations | |
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Introduction | |
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Current and emerging patterns of engagement | |
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China, Africa and theories of development | |
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Future engagements: globalizing Africa-China relations | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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