African Perspectives on China in Africa by Firoze Manji

African Perspectives on China in Africa by Firoze Manji

Much existing commentary on China in Africa focuses on the vested interests of the West while the voices of independent African analysts and activists have been lost. In a unique collection of essays, the contributors to this book present African social, historical, and cross-continental perspectives on Chinese involvement in Africa. Contributors include Ali Askouri, Horace Campbell, Michelle Chan-Fishel, Moreblessings Chidaushe, John Blessing Karumbidza, Daniel Large, Anabela Lemos, Firoze Manji, Stephen Marks, Ndubisi Obiorah, Kwesi Kwaa Prah, Daniel Ribeiro, and John Rocha.

STEPHEN MARKSBoston, MassachusettsMarks is Professor of Law at Boston University. He and his wife, Mary, have raised their three children, Olivia, Claire, and Saraü¾™†”¼, to speak both English and Spanish. He and his family have traveled extensively and lived in Latin America and Spain.JEFFREY MARKSAthens, OhioAn advocate for bilingual-bicultural education with a professional career in languages spanning twenty-five years, Marks is Assistant Professor of Spanish at Ohio University. He has long been interested in language acquisition and has taught children and young adults both in the United States and abroad. His children speak English, Spanish, and French.

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ISBN 13	9780954563738
ISBN 10	0954563735
Title	African Perspectives on China in Africa
Author	Firoze Manji
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Pambazuka Press
Year published	2009-02-26
Number of pages	188
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