Titlebook: China’s Trade and Investment in Africa; Impact on Developmen Alpha Furbell Lisimba Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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China–Africa Relations: Historical Perspectivepplies and developing new relationship with continent based on market interests. This chapter introduces the main themes, arguments and the contribution of the book to current debate on this interesting subject. Moreover, the chapter outlines the structure of the books and the topics each chapter at

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Theoretical Understanding/Literature Review Dependency Theoryramework for research in the current context of China–Africa economic engagement. I argue that China in Africa is a potential replacement to the continent’s traditional trading partners and this may turn to be a shift for Africa from old dependency to a new one.

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The Rise of China: Reforms, Growth and Modernisation: Overview of China’s Development Narrative develop like the rest of world. The chapter argues that the failure of ‘neoliberal polices’ has left vacuum which then contributed to the rise of China in Africa, presuming an important role as a new player in the continent.

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China and Africa: What Trade and Investment—Commercial Interests and Two-Way Trade Between China andge and investments. I argue that Rwanda as a non-resource rich country, and Angola as a resources-rich countries present an anomaly, thus, underlining the gap in the existing knowledge on China–Africa engagements.

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China’s Energy Security: How Much Africa Matters to Chinath states in Africa. This is despite the fact that Africa itself does not represent the only source for China’s oil imports but it plays an important role in Beijing calculation of its need for resources.

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Observations: Has the Arrival of Chinese Labour Resulted in Local Jobs Being Taken?nvestment, across the population by age and gender to see whether young people are benefitting, or does the benefit only go to those in power who help China to further its investment goals it seeks to achieve.

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Conclusions: Discussion on Empirical Findings and the Way Forward: Who Benefits from the China–Africfrican leaders always blame the West and now China for their own failure to free the continent from poverty and underdevelopment. I conclude with a call for African leaders to formulate unified Africa China policy as oppose to China–Africa policy.

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