Chinese Engagement in Africa's Mining Sector

Baniyelme D. Zoogah is Professor of Management in the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University, Canada. Judy N. Muthuri is Professor of Sustainable Business and Development in the Mona School of Business and Management at the University of the West Indies, Jamaica as well as a member of the Faculty of Business at Sohar University, Oman. Kathryn R. Moore is Professor of Critical and Green Technology Metals in the Camborne School of Mines in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Exeter, Penryn Campus, UK. Makhura B. Rapanyane is Senior Lecturer of Political Studies and International Relations in the Department of Political Studies and International Relations at North West University, South Africa.

• Chapter 1: From Guangxi to Ghana’s Goldfields: Origins, Impacts, and the Politics of Illegal Chinese Gold Mining, Hagan Sibir.- Chapter 2: A repeat of imperialism? China’s role in the East African Crude Oil Pipeline,Joel Odota.- Chapter 3: Balancing Resource Extraction with Cultural Heritage Preservation: A Case for Sustainable China-Nigeria Relations and Policy Initiatives, Kenneth Aideloije.- Chapter 4: Cultural Disruptions and Adaptations: Chinese Mining Influence in African Societies, Taiwo Oladeji Adefisoye and Seun Bamidele.- Chapter 5: Past and Present Ghanaian and Chinese Gold-Mining in Talensi District, UER, Ghana, Bright Yammaha Amoore, Elisha Renne, and Victor Mogre.- Chapter 6: Environmental, Social and Governance Disclosures by Chinese Mining Firms in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Judy N. Muthuri and Dickson Wachira.- Chapter 7: Between growth and dependency: the political economy of Chinese mining investment in Kenya, Luchetu Likaka.- Chapter 8: Exploiting the gap of the formal-informal divide in Africa: Analyzing Chinese mining activities in Ghana and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Abdou Rahim Lema and Manal Lallali.- Chapter 9: Collaborative ventures, agonism and Chinese mining in Ghana, Baniyelme Zoogah.- Chapter 10: Chinese Companies’ Engagement in Ghana’s Mining Sector: A Social-Psychological Perspective, Faisal Iddris, William Degbey, and Richard Afriyie Owusu.- Chapter 11: Prosperity or Dependency? A Political Economy Analysis of Chinese Mining Investment in Zambia, William Y. Degbey & Ephraim Daka.- Chapter 12: Marginalization, Conflict, and Security: Chinese Miners’ Involvement in Sub-Saharan Africa’s Small-Scale Mining Sector, Kenneth J. Bansah; Francis Xavier Tuokuu, and Bright Bansah.- Chapter 13: Chinese Engagement and Leadership in South Africa and Selected Countries’ Mining Sectors, James R. Calvin and Ken Deji Johnson.- Chapter 14: Chinese Technology in Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining in Ghana: Gains, Costs, Conflicts and Responses, Gabriel Botchwey.- Chapter 15: Chinese Mining Firms Socio-Political Impact on Host Countries in Africa, Gilbert Nyakundi Okebiro.- Chapter 16: Assessing the Health and Safety Implications of Chinese Involvement in Ghana's Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining Sector: A Political Ecology Perspective, Francis Xavier Tuokuu; and Bright Bansah.