L'interet croissant de la Chine pour l'Afrique

"La Chine et l'Afrique: entre engagement et intérêt" c'est le titre de l'essai paru dans Geopolotique Africaine en 2004. La Chine en Afrique, cela ne date pas d'hier, meme si les recentes visites du president chinois dans divers pays africains traduisent un interet croissant.

Chipplas blog, dresse un portrait de la politique africaine de la Chine dans un article intitule "China's African Policy" et nous rappelle que la soif energetique de la Chine est visible dans son implication partisane en Angola, mais aussi en Zambie ou au Darfur.

Africabeat nous propose une compilation d'articles sur le sujet, "China turns toward Africa". L'Afrique fait partie integrante de la strategie chinoise de capture des ressources energetiques. Diplomatie, commerce, armes, petrole et Soudan, l'interet de veut multiple. Cette implication s'apparente t'elle a une nouvelle forme de colonialisme ou represente t'elle une chance pour le developpement du Continent? La question est posee.

Jetez un coup d'oeil sur le blog de Peaceful Rising, qui se propose d'observer "l'influence de la Chine dans le monde en developpement."

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There are definately multiple effects of increased trade relations between China and Africa. This BBC article (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/5298290.stm) talks about the effect of Chinese copies of local designs on Ghana's fabric industry.
mardi, septembre 12, 2006 10:44:00 AM
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