A profile of the operations of Chinese multinationals in Africa

Chris Alden · Martyn Davies

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The presence of Chinese multinational corporations on the global stage is changing the landscape of international business and politics. Western firms, which once had virtually undisputed command over international resources, are now being challenged by emerging country corporations, particularly from China.

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