China–Africa and an economic transformation

Abstract

Over the past decade, multiple books have analysed and unpacked China–Africa relations. This burgeoning literature is concomitant with the growing interactions between China and Africa. Among these various publications, this edited volume by Arkebe Oqubay and Justin Yifu Lin stands out for two reasons. First, several of the contributors are pioneers in the field of China–Africa studies, and all come from a large array of disciplinary backgrounds which ensure the book's broad multidisciplinary outlook. Second, the editors and some of the contributors are active in both the policy and the academic spheres and thus are able to provide an outlook on both....

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