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This book investigates China's evolving development aid within Africa, considering how it compares with and interacts with trends and shifts in the global aid system and aid from traditional Western donor countries. It examines the role of Chinese aid within China's broader political, economic, and development engagement on the continent.
The book analyses Chinese policy and aid management institutions and their role within Chinese foreign and Africa policies. It considers the main parallels and differences between Western and Chinese aid and examines China's role in the multilateral aid system, in South-South cooperation and its role of Chinese aid in relation to the African Union and the Forum for China-Africa Cooperation The book also draws on several case studies, to consider how Chinese development assistance is being used in practice, and how it responds and adapts to African responses and global developments.
Bringing together authors from the West, China, and Africa, this book will be an important read for development practitioners and researchers working on global development, China-Africa relations, and African studies.
Contents
Chapter 1: Cooperation with Africa: Expansion and Recalibration of China's Development Aid Chapter 2: The Alignment of Development and Foreign Policy in China's Evolving Aid System Chapter 3: The Expanding Role of Provinces Chapter 4: Examining trilateral development cooperation: Rhetoric, practices, and unfulfilled potential? Chapter 5: Multilateral Aid Engagement: From Initial to Basic and Active Participation Chapter 6: FOCAC and South-South cooperation - the case of the African Union Chapter 7: China's assistance to higher education and training in Ethiopia Chapter 8: Chinese aid to Tanzania: Its evolution and drivers Chapter 9: What difference does it make? China and global aid
