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The new scramble for Africa

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Chapter 1: The New Scramble, Geography and Development. Chapter 2: Old Economic Power Resource Interests and Strategies in Africa. Chapter 3: New Economic Power Resource Interests and Strategies in Africa. Chapter 4: Driving the Global Economy: West African and Sahelian Oil. Chapter 5: Minerals: Powering, Connecting and Wiring the Globe: From Uranium to Coltan. Chapter 6: Furnishing and Feeding the World? Timber, Biofuels, Food and Fisheries. Chapter 7: Markets and The Embedding of Asian Investment: Evidence from Zambia. Chapter 8: Can African Unscramble the Continent?

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