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This edited volume discusses infrastructural cooperation and industrial cooperation between China and several countries in Africa. In contributions by academics and practitioners alike, the book distils the conceptual implications of empirical and ethnographic findings and explores probable future developments in the Africa-China relationship. The chapters deal with numerous countries across the African continent, covering nearly all regions, showcasing the dynamics of China's relations with different countries while highlighting African agency over major infrastructure projects and industrial activity. Providing an in-depth look at the evolving economic cooperation across these two regions, this volume will appeal to researchers and students of African politics, international relations, area studies, and comparative politics. The book will be of relevance to policymakers in governments, international organizations, and non-governmental organizations involved in policy formulation particularly regarding the Africa-China/China-Africa relationship.
Contents
INTRODUCTION: PUTTING AFRICA FIRST IN AFRICA-CHINA COOPERATION - A CONCEPTUAL AND POLICY CONUNDRUM.- PART I: INFRASTRUCTURAL COOPERATION.- The Emergence of Railway Diplomacy in Africa: From South Africa to China?.- China-Ethiopia Infrastructural Cooperation .- Chinese Investment in West African Infrastructural Development: Selected Case Studies.- African Infrastructure: A Focus on ICT.- Egypt-China Relations after Egypt's 2011 Revolution: A Focus on Physical Infrastructure.- PART II: INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION.- The Role of Agriculture in African Industrialisation .- 'Made in Uganda by China': Chinese Industrial Parks in Uganda.- Sino-Kenyan Industrial Cooperation.- PART III: FUTURE DIRECTIONS.- The Regional Infrastructural Imperatives of the ACFTA for Development in Southern Africa.- China, BRI and the 4IR in Africa: A Focus on Rwanda .- China's Africa debt trap question: Ethiopia and Kenya Infrastructure Case Studies.- The Belt and Road Initiative and the Build Back Better World: Implications on Africa's Infrastructure Development.