| ID | 119900 |
| Title Proper | China in Africa |
| Other Title Information | myths, realities, and opportunities |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Fairbanks, Michael ; Ncube, Mthuli |
| Publication | 2012. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Myths and realities about China's ambitions in Africa abound: China is monolithic, mired in stale ideology, subverting the Bretton Woods system, and unwilling to provide global public goods. Another is that China has no "soft power," that is, the ability to engage almost one billion Africans by persuasion, attraction, and market relations rather than brute economic and military force. |
| `In' analytical Note | Harvard International Review Vol. 34, No.2; Fall 2012: p.21-25 |
| Journal Source | Harvard International Review Vol. 34, No.2; Fall 2012: p.21-25 |
| Key Words | China in Africa ; China ; Ideology ; Global Public Goods ; Soft Power ; Market Relations ; Military ; Poverty ; Trade ; Investment |