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The dragon's gift
Book • 2009
Deborah Bräutigam examines the history and realities of China's engagement with African countries, challenging simplified claims that portray China either as a predatory power or as an entirely benevolent development partner.
Drawing on interviews, field research, and economic data, the book explores Chinese aid, infrastructure projects, natural-resource agreements, agriculture, industry, and governance, while assessing the opportunities and risks for Africa.
Drawing on interviews, field research, and economic data, the book explores Chinese aid, infrastructure projects, natural-resource agreements, agriculture, industry, and governance, while assessing the opportunities and risks for Africa.
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as an important counterpoint emphasizing the benefits of Chinese-funded infrastructure programs in Africa.


Paul Kenyon

China and Africa: The Hidden History of a Global Power Shift, with Paul Kenyon



