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Lauren A. Johnston, Cheng Yuan
China’s Africa trade and investment policies: review of a “Noodle Bowl”
Theodora C. Thindwa
China-Malawi relations: an analysis of trade patterns and development implications
FORUM:
Ross Anthony, Jiang Hengkun
Security and engagement: the case of China and South Sudan
Paul Tembe
At the Gates of Heaven
[Download Issue 4: 2014 of African East-Asian Affairs here PDF VERSION]
SPECIAL ISSUE: STUDYING AFRICA-ASIA RELATIONS
Frank Youngman
Engaging academically with China in Africa:
The institutional approach of the University of Botswana
Peter Wasamba
Prospects for Korean Studies in Africa:
The case of The University of Nairobi
Cobus van Staden
Using the internet to teach China-Africa relations:
The China-Africa Project in the seminar room
Yoon Jung Park
The Chinese in Africa/Africans in China Research Network:
The role of a virtual network on increasing Africa’s “East Asia literacy”
[Download Issue 3: 2014 of African East-Asian Affairs here PDF VERSION]
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Jean-Pierre Cabestan
Gabon-China relations: diplomatic and economic diversification goes both ways
Suweon Kim
Mao’s new democracy and Ghana’s foreign policy change in 1983
Okolo Abutu Lawrence
From non-interference to preponderance: China’s future grand strategy in Africa
FORUM:
Liang Yijian
Leading to environmental sustainability: current status, challenges and prospects of Sino-African low-carbon co-operation
[Download Issue 2: 2014 of African East-Asian Affairs here PDF VERSION]
Special Issue on
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND CO-OPERATION
BETWEEN AFRICA AND CHINA
Alioune Thiam
Challenges in combating desertification in sub-Saharan Africa,
which role for China?
Ye Yu
Climate finance, Africa and China’s role
Susan Keitumetse
Cultural heritage resources as environmental sustainability
enablers within the Sino-Africa environmental partnership:
the case of Botswana
FORUM:
Harrie Esterhuyse, Meryl Burgess
Engaging the environment in the China – Africa relationship
[Download Issue 1: 2014 of African East-Asian Affairs here PDF VERSION]
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The African East-Asian Affairs (AEAA) is an international, African based journal. It focuses on the developments and nuances of the relationship between Africa and East-Asian nations, including China, Japan, Korea and the ASEAN states. Topics covered include both the domestic developments and the international relations of these states, with a focus on their engagement with Africa. Articles published fall within the Social Sciences and related disciplines, such as politics, economics, environmental studies and law. The AEAA was formerly known as the China Monitor, a title that has now been reserved for special topical issues only.
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