Consquences of Chinese Infastructure Investments in Africa

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Consquences of Chinese Infastructure Investments in Africa

The Chinese government has steadily increased its interest in Africa, where China's investments in infrastructure and in extraction of valuable resources have allowed it to exert political influence. This paper analyzes the reasons why China has been so active on the continent and the methods they have used to become such an important actor in the area.

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Record Origin: Consquences of Chinese Infastructure Investments in Africa

Record Creation Date: 2021-04-12

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Title: Consquences of Chinese Infastructure Investments in Africa

Persons: Sirack, Rahel

Resource Type: Thesis/Dissertation

Date Created: 2020-04-27T00:00:00.000-04:00

Decade: 2020s

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Language: Language

Extent and Media: PDF/OCR ; 2.53 MB

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Subject LCSH: Africa, Sub-Saharan -- Foreign economic relations -- China; China -- Foreign economic relations -- Africa, Sub-Saharan; Africa, Sub-Saharan -- Relations -- China; Infrastructure (Economics) --Africa-- Management; Transportation --Africa-- Finance

Subject Local Topic: Africa; China

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