Uncovering African Agency: Angola's Management of China's Credit Lines

Lucy Corkin

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Contents: Introduction African agency and Angolan elites Language and power The development of China's foreign policy towards Africa Risk and reward: China Exim Bank in Angola Rebuilding Angola Agency and the Angolan agenda Conclusions Appendices References Index.

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