China – Africa relations in the era of globalisation
M. Muslim Khan
Abstract
M. Muslim Khan
Abstract
During the era of globalisation United States of America and the western countries are trying to dominate and control the economy, resources and markets world over. They are not only integrating other countries’ economies and markets but also imposing their rules, western institutions and cultures over non-western African and Asian people. China is providing an alternative to African countries against western model of development in the phase of globalisation. On the one side China-Africa relations are beneficial to the Chinese and African interests, these are also helping China to boost its emergence as a global power.
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During the era of globalisation United States of America and the western countries are trying to dominate and control the economy, resources and markets world over. They are not only integrating other countries’ economies and markets but also imposing their rules, western institutions and cultures over non-western African and Asian people. China is providing an alternative to African countries against western model of development in the phase of globalisation. On the one side China-Africa relations are beneficial to the Chinese and African interests, these are also helping China to boost its emergence as a global power.
Key concepts: China, Globalization, Development economics, Power (physics), Political science, Economy, Geography, Economic growth