China–Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation from the Perspective of the Community with Shared Benefits: Achievements, Challenges, and Prospects

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[1] China Business Network. 2018. “China-Africa Cooperation Forum Ended, Huge Space for Service Trade Development.” September 17. http://www.zgswcn.com/2018/0907/851056.shtml.

[2] Duclos, V. 2011. “Book Review: The Rise of China and India in Africa: Challenges, Opportunities and Critical Interventions.” Review of African Political Economy 38 (129): 506–507.

[3] Games, D. 2011. “Multinationals and Foreign Investment in Zimbabwe: A Development and Human Rights Perspective.” In Zimbabwe, edited by H. Besada, 203–228. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.

[4] Gill, B., and J. Reilly. 2007. “The Tenuous Hold of China Inc. in Africa.” The Washington Quarterly 30 (3): 37–52.

[5] Huang, Y. 2018. “Construction of China–Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone: Challenges and Deepening Paths.” [In Chinese.] Research on International Issues, no. 4: 112–126.

[6] Information Office of the State Council of the People's Republic of China. 2013. “Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Africa.” [In Chinese.] People's Daily, August 30.

[7] Information Office of the State Council of the People's Republic of China. 2014. China's Foreign Aid (2014). [In Chinese.] http://www.gov.cn/zhengce/2014-07/10/content_2715467.htm.

[8] Jiang, S. 2012. “The Historical Process and Prospect of China–Africa Trade Cooperation.” [In Chinese.] Foreign Economic and Trade Practice, no. 10: 9–13.

[9] Kane, M., N. Ditmore, M. Meidan, D. Kew, and D. Brautigam. 2011. “Map Room: Chinafrica.” World Policy Journal 28 (1): 8–9.

[10] King, K. 2014. “China's Engagement with the Post-2015 Development Agenda: The Case of Education and Training.” International Journal of Educational Development 39 (November): 70–77.

[11] Li, A. 2018. “China–Africa Capacity Cooperation under the Perspective of Community with a Shared Future for Mankind: Potential, Advantages and Risks.” [In Chinese.] Universal Frontal Research, no. 3: 97–106.

[12] Li, Z. 2017. “China Leaves Us with a ‘Medical Team Which Has Never Left.'” [In Chinese.] http://world.people.com.cn/n1/2017/0426/c1002-29235945.html.

[13] Liang, M. 2011. “China–Africa Trade: A Study Based on the Perspective of China and Africa's Global Trade.” [In Chinese.] International Trade, no. 5: 40–48.

[14] Lin, J. 2015. “The Turning of China's Labor-Intensive Enterprises in Africa.” [In Chinese.] Fujian Business Daily, September 14.

[15] Liu, H. 2016. Study on Sino-African Cooperation in the New Era. [In Chinese.] Beijing: Economic Science Press.

[16] Liu, Q. 2018. “The Belt and Road Initiative in the Development of Sino-African Cooperation.” [In Chinese.] Contemporary World, no. 6: 68–71.

[17] Luo, H. 2000. “Italy's Foreign Development Cooperation Policy.” [In Chinese.] China Economic and Trade Herald, no. 24: 49.

[18] Luo, J. 2013. “Effects of Western Aid to Africa and China–Africa Economic Cooperation.” [In Chinese.] International Political Science, no. 1: 1–32, 140.

[19] Ma, H., and E. Cheng. 2018. “Analysis of ‘Neocolonialism' in China–Africa Economic and Trade Relations.” [In Chinese.] Shanghai Economic Research, no. 4: 96–106.

[20] Mbeki, M., ed. 2011. Advocates for Change: How to Overcome Africa's Challenges. Johannesburg: Picador Africa.

[21] Ministry of Commerce. 2018. “A New Breakthrough in China–Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation, 25 Economic and Trade Cooperation Zones Have Been Established.” [In Chinese.] http://finance.sina.com.cn/roll/2018-09-03/doc-ihiixyeu2577586.shtml.

[22] National Health and Family Planning Commission. 2015. “Ebola International Symposium Was Held in Beijing.” [In Chinese.] Shanghai Medicine, no. 7: 49.

[23] Shu, Y. 2008. “China–Africa Economic and Trade Relations: Challenges and Countermeasures.” [In Chinese.] Journal of Shanghai Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition), no. 5: 31–35.

[24] Sun, I., K. Jayaram, and O. Kassiri. 2017. “Dance of the Lions and Dragons: How Are Africa and China Engaging, and How Will the Partnership Evolve?” https://www.mckinsey.com/~/media/McKinsey/Featured%20Insights/Middle%20East%20and%20Africa/The%20closest%20look%20 yet%20at%20Chinese%20economic%20engagement%20in%20Africa/Dance-of-the-lions-and-dragons.ashx.

[25] Tang, X. 2015. “The Impact of Labor Relations on China Africa Diplomacy.” [In Chinese.] African Studies 6 (1): 193–205.

[26] Taylor, I. 2007. “China's Environmental Footprint in Africa.” China Dialogue, February 7.

[27] Taylor, I. 2015. “Towards an African Peace and Security Regime: Continental Embeddedness, Transnational Linkages, Strategic Relevance; Charting Transformation through Security: Contemporary EU-Africa Relations.” International Peacekeeping 22 (4): 456–458.

[28] Xu, Y. 2017. “Concepts and Methods of Constructing a Community of Interest in China and Africa.” [In Chinese.] Contemporary World, no. 11: 35–38.

[29] Yang, L. 2013. Overall Strategy Research on Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Africa. [In Chinese.] Beijing: China Social Sciences Press.

[30] Yao, G. 2018. “‘Belt and Road Initiative': The Progress, Risks and Prospects of China and Africa.” [In Chinese.] Contemporary World, no. 10: 9–13.

[31] Zhang, H. 2012. Research on Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and the World's Major Economies and Africa. [In Chinese.] Beijing: World Knowledge Press.

[32] Zhang, H. 2013. “How to Understand that China's Aid to Africa Is Mutually Beneficial.” [In Chinese.] http://world.people.com.cn/n/2013/0408/c1002-21059350.html.

[33] Zhang, X., and H. Liu. 2010. “Review and Prospect of China–Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation (1980–2009).” [In Chinese.] Research on Financial and Economic Issues, no. 1: 124–129.

[34] Zhou, W., and F. Zhao. 2017. “Is the China–Africa Cooperation under China's ‘Belt and Road Initiative' the ‘New Colonialism'?” [In Chinese.] Studies on Marxism, no. 1: 129–142, 152.