China and Africa

Chapter 1 Introduction: The Global Shift in Economic Power to Asia and the Challenges of Africa’s Industrialisation in the Twenty-First Century

Chapter 2 ‘Safari Tour’ and Zhou’s Dream of Mao’s Land in Africa

Chapter 3 From White Elephants to Flying Geese: China in Africa a New Model for Development or More of the Same

Chapter 4 Cyrildene Chinatown, Suburban Settlement, and Ethnic Economy in Post-Apartheid Johannesburg

Chapter 6 The China Challenge: Cameroonians Between Discontent and Popular Admiration

Chapter 7 The Economic Determinants of Chinese Foreign Direct Investment in Egypt

Chapter 8 Learning to Collaborate: The Case Study of a Chinese–Kenyan CSR Effort

Chapter 9 China and Namibia: An All-Weather Friendship Investigated

Chapter 10 “Unequal Sino-African Relations”: A Perspective from Africans in Guangzhou

Chapter 11 Conclusion: An Argument for a Development Paradigm in Africa That Reconciles the Washington Consensus with the Beijing Model