Titlebook: Emerging Powers in Africa; A New Wave in the Re Justin van der Merwe,Ian Taylor,Alexandra Arkhange Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Gerda Meijler,Sylke J. Steggerdas between emerging powers such as India and Brazil, as it shares oceans with both parties, creating a unique spatialisation of its waters. The shared need for maritime security has led to ententes and agreements such as IBSAMAR and to closer cooperation. At the same time, territories are being redef

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The Electrocardiogram of the Neonate colonial powers. He discusses China’s relationship with Africa by reflecting on theoretical perspectives related to Kautsky, Lenin, Gramsci and Wallerstein in a new light, together with incorporating contemporary theoretical inflections. Li Xing questions the changes that the rise of China will bri

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Nutrition During the First Days of Lifef this for dependency theory. In so doing, Seifert considers whether dependency theory is in fact a useful tool for analysing emerging powers’ involvement in Africa. He applies a critical eye to notions of South–South cooperation, analysing the merits and demerits of an accumulation strategy centred

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,Transient Tachypnea of the?Newborn,demonstrated an entrepreneurial enthusiasm for collaboration within the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa). High priority was accorded to examining how to create intra-BRICS opportunities on the African continent to benefit all partners, including African businesses.

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Tracey Jones,Jennifer Lowe,Kirstin Websterrad Shamilov explores two main issues which have arisen as South Korea opens up markets and furthers its influence in Africa: whether exportation of the Korean ‘economic miracle’ to Africa is viable; and whether the support Korea received following the Korean War created sub-imperialist tendencies,