China's Diplomacy in Eastern and Southern Africa

Seifudein Adem, Binghamton University, USA Ali A. Mazrui, Godfrey Hampwaye, Peter Kragelund, J. Peter Pham, Joseph Onjala, Ng'wanza Kamata, Edward Kannyo, Daniel Large, Seifudein Adem, Olivier Ramiandrisoa, Jean Razafindravonona, Aina Rafalimanana, Edgar Bwalya, Darryl C. Thomas.

• Chapter 1 The Yellow Man’s Burden, AliA. Mazrui; Chapter 2 Trends in Sino-Zambian Relations, GodfreyHampwaye, PeterKragelund; Chapter 3 China’s Somali Piracy Deployment, J. PeterPham; Chapter 4 Merchandise Trading between Kenya and China, JosephOnjala; Chapter 5 Perspectives on Sino-Tanzanian Relations, Ng’wanzaKamata; Chapter 6 Sino-Ugandan Relations, EdwardKannyo; Chapter 7 A New All-Weather Friend? China’s Evolving Relations with South Sudan, DanielLarge; Chapter 8 The Logic of China’s Diplomacy in Ethiopia, SeifudeinAdem; Chapter 9 Impact of the Growing Chinese Foreign Trade on the Economy of Madagascar, OlivierRamiandrisoa, JeanRazafindravonona, AinaRafalimanana; Chapter 10 China-Zambia Relations, EdgarBwalya; Chapter 11 China’s Foreign Policy toward Africa from the Bandung Conference to the Twenty-First Century (1955–2011), Darryl C.Thomas; Chapter 12 Conceptualizing China-Africa Relations, SeifudeinAdem;

’With a regional focus on Eastern Africa (plus Madagascar), this book provides deeper analysis; attention to history; a focus on the role of Africa’s leaders and domestic politics; and a keen sense of China’s shifting strategies over time and across different countries. A must-read for anyone hoping to understand the complexities and nuances of China-Africa relations.’ Yoon Jung Park, Howard University, USA and Rhodes University, South Africa ’Either through bilateral or multilateral relations, China's Africa diplomacy reflects the complexity and intrigue of power dynamics. Based on a regional perspective, this book examines specific China-Africa relations, provides an enriched critical and testable knowledge, and projects the shifting balance within the global power structure. This is an impressive collection which will take the readers beyond fixed challenges and the rhetoric associated with China-Africa relations.’ Tukumbi Lumumba-Kasongo, Wells College, Cornell University and Suffolk University, USA 'Adem’s volume greatly contributes to the existent literature and is recommended to everyone interested in the PRC’s overall engagement with Africa and particular national governments likewise. ... The various methodologies used in these articles shed light on the subject matter from several angles and underlines its complexity. China’s Diplomacy in Eastern and Southern Africa does not only deliver in-depth analyses on China-Africa relations but also invites scholars to review the discourse on how we perceive new developments initiated by the encounters of Chinese and Africans.' East Asia Integration Review