China-Africa Relation in an Era of Great Transformation/ 
Xing,Li [ed.] 
 - London:  Ashgate,  2013. 
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<br/><br/>Introduction From "Politics in Command" to "Economics<br/>in Command": China-Africa Relations in an<br/>Era of Great Transformations<br/>Li Xing and Timothy M. Shaw<br/>1 Beyond Debating the Differences:<br/>China's Aid and Trade in Africa<br/>Ashley Kim Stewart and Li Xing<br/>2 Chinese Normative Communities of Practice:<br/>Comparative Study of China's Relational<br/>Governance of Africa and Central Asia<br/>Emilian Kavalski<br/>3 Greening Chinese-African Relations?<br/>Sven Grimm and Meiyl Burgess<br/>4 Capitalist or Villain:<br/>Chinese SOEs in Africa<br/>Xu Yi-chong<br/>5 Europe and China in Sub-Saharan Africa:<br/>Which Opportunities for Whom?<br/>Henning Metber<br/>b Indian and Chinese Soff Power in Africa<br/>Renu Modi<br/>7 Geopolitics, Transnational Spaces and<br/>Development: Reflections on the Involvement<br/>of the US and China in Somalia<br/>Ahdulkadir Osman Farah<br/>China and Brazil's EGA Activity:<br/>The Case of Angola<br/>Lucy Corkiii<br/>South Africa's Accession to the BRiCS:<br/>Towards the 2013 Summit<br/>Sanusha Naidu 
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