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Resumo:This chapter seeks to provide a multi-layered analysis of Chinese-Angolan relations and the role of China in Angola today. The first section outlines the principal characteristics of bilateral economic relations with a focus on external trade, foreign direct investment and the proliferation of public works made possible by the opening of Chinese credit lines. Over the past three years, this emphasis on public works has turned Angola into a veritable building site with the potential to transform the infrastructure that is indispensable for national development. While mostly concerned with a description of the Chinese presence, this section places it within the context of Angolan politics and brings out the domestic implications of what is defined as a ‘perfect marriage’ of convenience for Angolan elites and Chinese investors alike. The second section raises important questions regarding the long-term nature of Angolan-Chinese relations. Through examination of the likely economic, political and social developments in Angola, future challenges concerning the reception and consolidation of a Chinese presence in the country are discussed.
Autores principais:Ferreira, Manuel Ennes
Assunto:Foreign Direct Investment Bilateral Economic Relations China - Angola External Trade Chinese Credit Lines Economic, Political and Social Development China Angola
Ano:2008
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:capítulo de livro
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Chinese Credit Lines
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External Trade
Chinese Credit Lines
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spellingShingle China in Angola: just a passion for oil?
Ferreira, Manuel Ennes
Foreign Direct Investment
Bilateral Economic Relations
China - Angola
External Trade
Chinese Credit Lines
Economic, Political and Social Development
China
Angola
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Foreign Direct Investment
Bilateral Economic Relations
China - Angola
External Trade
Chinese Credit Lines
Economic, Political and Social Development
China
Angola
title China in Angola: just a passion for oil?
title_full China in Angola: just a passion for oil?
title_fullStr China in Angola: just a passion for oil?
title_full_unstemmed China in Angola: just a passion for oil?
title_short China in Angola: just a passion for oil?
title_sort China in Angola: just a passion for oil?
topic Foreign Direct Investment
Bilateral Economic Relations
China - Angola
External Trade
Chinese Credit Lines
Economic, Political and Social Development
China
Angola
topic_facet Foreign Direct Investment
Bilateral Economic Relations
China - Angola
External Trade
Chinese Credit Lines
Economic, Political and Social Development
China
Angola
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/99529
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