| ID | 128824 |
| Title Proper | Economic statecraft |
| Other Title Information | China in Africa |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Winton, Douglas W |
| Publication | 2013-14. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | China`s investment in Africa is a deliberate policy choice to secure Beijing's economic and political objectives. Chinese policies may undermine or discourage US efforts to create better governance and improved standard of living In Africa, but these effects are incidental and do not threaten vital American interests. The United States should encourage Beijing's participation in international economic institution, and thereby facilitate US economic strength and promote African development. |
| `In' analytical Note | Parameters Vol.43, No.3; Winter 2013-14: p.99-110 |
| Journal Source | Parameters Vol.43, No.3; Winter 2013-14: p.99-110 |
| Key Words | Economics ; China ; Africa ; Beijing ; Chinese policies ; US economic strength ; China-Africa cooperation ; FOCAC ; Forum on China-Africa cooperation ; China-Africa trade |