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雷达卡
A b S t r A c t
Against the backdrop of the high-profile re-encounter and reunion between China and Africa since the new millennium, agriculture has been one of the most important co-operation fields between the two sides. In contrast to its earlier, mostly aid-focused engagement with African agriculture in the 20th century, the Chinese government began to actively encourage and support Chinese companies' investment in the agricultural sector on the continent. This paper will look back on the practices of Chinese agricultural investors on the ground over the past decade, investigating the combined motives, diverse actors and different modalities involved in this process.
A b o u t t h e A u t h o r
Lu Jiang is a Ph D candidate in International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Her research interests revolve around Chinese foreign policies and particularly China–Africa relations. Her Ph D thesis is on Chinese contemporary agricultural engagement in Africa, covering both aid and investment aspects, with in-depth fieldwork conducted in Mozambique and South Africa. She obtained her BA and MA in International Politics at Fudan University in China.
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