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Economic statecraft : China in Africa / Douglas W Winton.

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WINTON Douglas W

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In: Parameters The US Army War College Quarterly Vol 43 No 4, Winter 2013-14, pages 99-110 (83)Summary: China is using its "going out" strategy to develop political interests via economic investments. This article looks at China's involvment in Africa and suggests that the USA should see this as an opportunity rather than a threat.

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China is using its "going out" strategy to develop political interests via economic investments. This article looks at China's involvment in Africa and suggests that the USA should see this as an opportunity rather than a threat.

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