Bonanza: Open Access to Articles on China-Africa Issues

From China in Africa: The Real Story Fri Mar 7 2014, 15:27:00

The publishing house Taylor & Francis is giving open access to dozens of journal articles on China-Africa issues (including one of mine, with Zhang Haisen). For people outside of universities, which can access these for free, this could be very useful. One warning: some of these are fairly dated and the research has moved on considerably since then. And the quality of these articles also varies quite a bit, with some based on very solid empirical foundations and others relying more on news media and secondary sources. Caveat readers.

Here's the publisher's description of this bonanza:

China is increasingly becoming involved in all aspects of development within Africa. From infrastructure building to the investment in aid on the continent. The following articles explore this growing relationship, looking at the impact on US - African relations, the media view on the partnership and China's aid policies within the region. You can now explore over 35 leading papers on China in Africa entirely for free below.

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