Chinese Aid: What, Where, Why and How Much? (China Update, 2011)
Aid 'With Chinese Characteristics': Chinese Aid and Development Finance Meet the OECD-DAC Regime' (Journal of International Development, 2011)
African Shenzhen: China's Special Economic Zones (Journal of Modern African Studies, 2011)
China and Africa: Think Again (European Financial Review, 2010)
Africa's Eastern Promise (Foreign Affairs.com, 2010)
Chinese Engagement in African Agriculture (China Quarterly, Dec. 2009)
China, Africa, and the Global Aid Architecture (Africa Development Bank, 2010)
Close Encounters: Chinese Business Networks as Industrial Catalysts in Africa (African Affairs, 2003)
Chinese Aid & African Dev't: Exporting Green Revolution (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1998, out of print)
Cover Page, Contents, List of Maps & Abbreviations, Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Development and Foreign Aid: Theory and Practice
Chapter 3: Chinese Aid in Africa
Chapter 4: The State and Agriculture in West Africa
Chapter 5: China's Green Revolution: Technology in West Africa
Chapter 6: Project Governance: Implementation and Institutions
Chapter 7: Exporting Ideology: Chinese Domestic Politics and China's African Aid
Chapter 8: Conclusion
Appendix (Chinese Foreign Aid in West Africa - Country Overviews), Notes, Bibliography, IndexLand Rights and Agricultural Dev in Africa: A Case Study of Two Chinese Projects (Journal of Developing Areas, 1992)
Doing Well By Doing Good (China Business Review 1983)
2 comments:
thank you for some very interesting articles. bravo.
Thank you for the great work you have done to get the real story to us Africans. Being directly affected by the Chinese connection makes this information so much more valuable and insightful.
In our case, there are also the politically based "obligations" which culminates into weird actions like declining a visitor's visa to the Dalai Lama to attend his friend's 80th birthday party.
Your articles and book help me to understand why it is that so many South Africans are currently without a job and without a future.
My view on the situation is that the AFRICAN people should rise up and demand from our governments to make Africa work and not lose the richness to some other country who has agendas which the public may not support.
Thank you very very much!
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