Jaroslaw Jura; Institute of Socio-Economic Enquiry, Warsaw, Poland, President, Kaja Kaluzynska, National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan, PhD student, Paulo de Carvalho, Agostinho Neto University, Luanda, Angola, Professor,

The study is focused on the extraordinarily important topical problem of the Chinese expansion in Africa. Both the applied innovative methodology and the new approach towards the Sino-African relations, focused on the perception of the Chinese presence in the region, are the factors that distinguish this work. […] As the authors themselves state, in the summary they try to avoid drawing generalising conclusions; rather, they focus on pointing out the differences in the perception of China and the Chinese between Angola and Zambia. Acknowledging the increasing importance of the perception of China and the Chinese in Africa as an important factor influencing Sino-African relations constitutes the most valuable conclusion of the study.

Jaroslaw Jura; Institute of Socio-Economic Enquiry, Warsaw, Poland, President, Kaja Kaluzynska, National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan, PhD student, Paulo de Carvalho, Agostinho Neto University, Luanda, Angola, Professor,

The study is focused on the extraordinarily important topical problem of the Chinese expansion in Africa. Both the applied innovative methodology and the new approach towards the Sino-African relations, focused on the perception of the Chinese presence in the region, are the factors that distinguish this work. […] As the authors themselves state, in the summary they try to avoid drawing generalising conclusions; rather, they focus on pointing out the differences in the perception of China and the Chinese between Angola and Zambia. Acknowledging the increasing importance of the perception of China and the Chinese in Africa as an important factor influencing Sino-African relations constitutes the most valuable conclusion of the study.

Jaroslaw Jura; Institute of Socio-Economic Enquiry, Warsaw, Poland, President, Kaja Kaluzynska, National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan, PhD student, Paulo de Carvalho, Agostinho Neto University, Luanda, Angola, Professor,

The study is focused on the extraordinarily important topical problem of the Chinese expansion in Africa. Both the applied innovative methodology and the new approach towards the Sino-African relations, focused on the perception of the Chinese presence in the region, are the factors that distinguish this work. […] As the authors themselves state, in the summary they try to avoid drawing generalising conclusions; rather, they focus on pointing out the differences in the perception of China and the Chinese between Angola and Zambia. Acknowledging the increasing importance of the perception of China and the Chinese in Africa as an important factor influencing Sino-African relations constitutes the most valuable conclusion of the study.