African-Asian Encounters: New Cooperations and New Dependencies

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African-Asian Encounters

New Cooperations and New Dependencies

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Edited by Azirah Hashim, Arndt Graf

Publisher:: Amsterdam University Press
Online publication date:: January 2021
Print publication year:: 2017
Online ISBN:: 9789048534913
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/9789048534913

Subjects:: Regional and World History: General Interest, History

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In recent decades, ties between Africa and Asia have greatly increased. And while most of the scholarly attention to the phenomenon has focused on China, often with an emphasis on asymmetric power relations in both politics and economics, this book takes a much broader view, looking at various small and medium-sized actors in Asia and Africa in a wide range of fields. It will be essential for scholars working on Asian-African studies and will also offer insights for policymakers working in this fast-changing field.

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African-Asian Encounters

New Cooperations and New Dependencies

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Frontmatter
pp 1-4

Contents
pp 5-6

List of Tables and Figures
pp 6-6

Acknowledgments
pp 7-8

Introduction
pp 9-14

Part I - Outbound and Inbound: Observations from West Africa
pp 15-16

1 - In Constant Search of Money to Survive: African Youths in Malaysia
pp 17-46

2 - The Perceptions of Local Stakeholders of the Preponderance of Asians in Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining (ASM) in Cameroon
pp 47-78

Part II - The ‘Chinese’ Factor
pp 79-80

3 - Does New Sino-African Cooperation Create New Dependencies?: The Case of Higher Education
pp 81-102

4 - Beyond the State in Sino-African Relations?: Situating Civil Society Interactions
pp 103-132

5 - The Vietnamese-Chinese Migration Industry in Angola: A Case Study
pp 133-152

Part III - Africa’s other Asian Options
pp 153-154

6 - South-South Cooperation Strategies in Indonesia: Domestic and International Drivers
pp 155-182

7 - South Korean Civic Actors in Rwanda: Promoting Rural Development and an Emerging Civil Society in Contexts Controlled by the State
pp 183-216

8 - Enhancing Asia-Africa Relations through Further Discourse on the Mobility of Africans to Peripheral Asian Countries: The Outcome of Exploratory Studies from the Philippines
pp 217-238

Contributors
pp 239-242

Index
pp 243-246

Publications / Global Asia
pp 247-247

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