دانلود کتاب The Morality of China in Africa: The Middle Kingdom and the Dark Continent

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About the Editor\nTitle page\nCopyright\nContents\nPreface\nPart I: The Middle Kingdom and the Dark Continent\n 1 The Middle Kingdom and the Dark Continent: an essay on China, Africa and many fault lines\n A global outlook from withdrawn enclaves\n Descended from Confucius, powerless against the Soviets\n A short disquisition on vertical reciprocation\n The outlands beyond the Central Kingdom\n But the outlands also evoke high morality and romance\n Some outlands require not patience but pragmatism\n The conditional future\n Zambia and the copper mountain\n The copper mountain and universities\n What is this distant future?\n Chinese weaknesses and vulnerabilities\n Slow but sure changes in the Chinese posture\nPart II: Chinese responses\n 2 Sino-African cultural relations: soft power, cultural statecraft and international cultural governance\n Figure 2.1 The logics of cultural governance\n 3 From revolution to business: China’s changing discourses on Africa\n The Confucian template\n Moralism\n The international world system: political discourse\n The road ahead\n 4 Zhuge Liang and Meng Huo: a metaphor for Sino–African relations?\n 5 Back to basics: it could be anyone and, anyway, it’s all hard work\nPart III: African outlooks\n 6 China and Africa: an African view\n Precolonial contacts between China and Africa\n China meets Africa in the era of liberation\n Capitalism, communism, China and Africa during the Cold War\n The ultimate gift\n How important is Africa to China?\n China and the African Union\n The grand debate: Africa–China–US Trilateral Dialogue\n China on key contentious issues in its dealings with Africa\n Africa’s development situation\n Chinese interests in Africa\n How do ordinary Africans view the China–Africa relationship?\n China sidesteps ideology to move centre stage\n China–Africa and the fault lines\n Conclusion\n 7 Competition or partnership? China, the United States and Africa – an African view\n Africa’s development situation\n China’s interest in Africa\n Points of intersection: a coincidence of interests?\n A ‘win–win’ strategy?\n 8 And what about India and Africa? The road ahead\nAfterword: The future of China and Africa\nContributors\nIndex