African Engagements: Africa Negotiating an Emerging Multipolar World
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Preliminary Material
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- Figures, Tables And Maps
- African Engagements: On Whose Terms? Africa Negotiating An Emerging Multipolar World (1-32) by Ton Dietz, Kjell Havnevik, Mayke Kaag and Terje Oestigaard (219K)
- Trends In Transnational Political Engagement In Africa: The Promises Of NEPAD (33-55) by Samuel Teshale Derbe (197K)
- Political Topographies Of Private Security In Sub-Saharan Africa (56-83) by Peer Schouten (511K)
- The Neoliberalisation Of Nature In Africa (84-109) by Bram Büscher (216K)
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Foreign Land Acquisitions In Madagascar: Competing Jurisdiction Of Access Claims
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Sandra Evers, Perrine Burnod, Rivo Andrianirina Ratsialonana and André Teyssier
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- Introduction
- Incoherence Of National Policies: Promoting Foreign Large-Scalel And Acquisitions And Securing Local Land Rights
- Investors’ Land Access Processes
- Local Resistance Is Weakened By Competing Interests And Lack Of Information
- Change Of Legal Forum
- Conclusion
- References
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Mobilising Brazil As ‘Significant Other’ In The Fight For HIV/AIDS Treatment In South Africa: The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) And Its Global Allies
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Wiebe Nauta
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- Abstract
- Introduction
- HIV/AIDS In South Africa And The Treatment Action Campaign
- Brazil As ‘Significant Other’
- The Global AIDS Movement As Transnational Activist Network?
- The Global Treatment Access Network At Work
- Brazil And The Global Activist Network
- Discussion And Conclusion
- References
- Beyond Negotiating A Multipolar World: Sudan’s Non-Western Development Cooperation Alternative (163-182) by Mohamed Salih (191K)
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How Does The Chinese Involvement In The African Continent Affect African Sovereignty In The Context Of The Changing Nature Of Power?
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Sanne Van Der Lugt
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- Introduction
- How Does The Chinese Involvement In The African Continent Affect African Sovereignty In The Context Of The Changing Nature Of Power In The World System?
- The Changing Nature Of Power In The World System
- Discussion Of ‘The African State’
- Towards A Multipolar World Order
- China’s Role In The Changing Power Of African Nation States To Exercise Sovereignty
- Conclusion
- References
- China Into Africa: Conflict Or The Triumph Of Western Order? (204-225) by Gorm Rye Olsen (163K)
- Railway Time: Technology Transfer And The Role Of Chinese Experts In The History Of TAZARA (226-251) by Liu Haifang and Jamie Monson (192K)
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China-Africa Relations: The Relevance Of Strategic Engagement Of African Civil Society Organisations With China
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Antony Otieno Ong’ayo
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- Introduction
- The Debate Over The Presence Of China In Africa
- Perspectives On China-Africa Relations
- Why It Is Important For African CSOs To Engage With China?
- Recent Initiatives In The Civil Society-Academic Dialogue On China-Africa Relations
- How Do Civil Society Organisations Work In China And Africa?
- What Are The Challenges And Lessons For Civil Society Engagement In China-Africa Relations?
- Conclusion
- References
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New Topographies Of Power? Africa Negotiating An Emerging Multipolar World
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Simona Vittorini and David Harris
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- New And Rising Indian Interest In Africa
- Skewed Relations
- A Changed Environment
- Indian Claims Of Exceptionalism
- India’s Relationship And The New South
- African Governmental Responses
- Responses To Indian Rhetoric
- Responses To Indian Ideology
- Responses To India And China In A Multipolar World
- A Changing Political Arena?
- References
- The Obama Administration’s Engagements In Africa Within Historical Context: Great Expectations Versus Daunting Challenges (300-324) by Peter J. Schraeder (185K)
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Public Policy Formation In Africa In The Wake Of The Global Financial Meltdown: Building Blocks For A New Mind In A Multipolar World
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Lloyd G.A. Amoah
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- Introduction
- The Neoliberal Project: Historical Antecedents
- The Neoliberal Project Unleashed: Of Nodes And Networks
- Post-Independence Public Policy Formation In Africa: The Search For Autonomy
- 3G Public Policy Formation In Africa: The Neoliberal Vise-Grip
- The Chink In The Neoliberal Armour
- A Multipolar World: The Ideational Sub-Text
- Towards A New Mind: Building Blocks For A Post-Financial Meltdown Public Policy Formation Framework In Africa
- Possibilities And First Principles: The Rise Of Africa’s Neo-Elites
- Conclusion
- References
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Aligning And Harnessing The Gains Of Globalisation To An African Advantage: Towards ‘Glo-Fricanisation’
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Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi
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- Abstract
- Introduction
- The Idea Of Globalisation And Its Implication For African Humanity
- Globalisation And The African Irony
- Globalisation And The Need For An Alternative Ideological Response
- Critical Review Of Pan-Africanism In Relation To Globalisation
- Glo-Fricanisation As A Pragmatic Response To The Challenges Of Globalisation In Africa
- Conclusion
- References
- Africa In The World: A Historical View (364-376) by Stephen Ellis (129K)
- List Of Contributors (377-384) (119K)
- Index (385-390) (71K)
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Preliminary Material
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