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China and Africa: friends with benefits

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Hurst, Luke

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There has been a change in ideological sentiment on China’s involvement in Africa. The paradigm shift has been led by Zambian economist Dambisa Moyo’s bestseller, Dead Aid, which gave voice to the possibility of a development model defined by diligent business practices as opposed to the traditional Western model which is driven by foreign aid. If managed prudently the SinoAfrican relationship could prove to be an empowering change for several African governments and provide the foundation for the continent to take its place as a partner in the global economy.

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East Asia Forum Quarterly (EAFQ)

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