Titlebook: Reconfiguring Transregionalisation in the Global South; African-Asian Encoun Ross Anthony,Uta Ruppert Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Bringing Transnationalism Back In: On Gender Politics in South Africa’s China Interactionso African–Asian transregionalisation remain critical and insist on experiences and norms of feminist transnationalisation. The widespread attitude of “feminist abstention” to China–(South) Africa relations, which we read as a challenge to the solidarity narrative without breaking its mould, provides

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China’s Global Environmental Engagement—Africa and Southeast Asia in Comparison the other hand in Africa, China appears to address environmental concerns through different platforms and in practical ways such as establishing formal agreements with affected countries. The chapter demonstrates similarities in China’s engagement with environmental protection with both regions, di

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Scale and Agency in China’s Belt and Road Initiative: The Case of Kenyations raise questions of scale and agency in relation to the BRI: in its broadest sense, a Chinese-branded geopolitical strategy becomes, in a narrower sense, a reterritorialisation of domestic politics and the environment.

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Afro-Asian Trade and the “Africa Rising” Storyt’s commodities by some leading “emerging powers”, many African countries saw relatively high levels of growth. At the same time, some Asian countries began to be well-established on the continent and deepened their economic and political connections. These developments then fed into a growing narra

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The Globalisation of Foreign Investment in Africa: In Comes the Dragon globalisation of foreign investment on the continent. In the study of the effects of globalisation on contemporary society, foreign investment features as a salient issue for intellectual discussion of issues such as agency, soft power, and symmetry. Rather than being an obscure technical-economic

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Poaching Plots, Plastic Forms and Ambiguous Goods: Ways of Telling the China-in-Africa Story in the AC) inaugurated a new era of African–Asian relations; and a geological epoch called the “Anthropocene” was proposed. This chapter analyses selected Southern African (non)fictional narratives that approach the point of intersection between the two, including crime fiction and noir film, NoViolet Bula