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  • Africa�s Growing Role in World Politics
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  • Tatiana Deych
  • 2016
  • Published by: MeaBooks
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This volume, titled �Africa�s Growing Role in World Politics,� includes a selection of papers dedicated to the problems of the contemporary international relations and foreign policies of the African states. Most of these papers were presented at the panels, held within the framework of the 13th International Conference of Africanists �Society and Politics in Africa: Traditional, Transitional and New� (Moscow, Russia, May 27�30, 2014). The book contains many articles devoted to the Western countries� policies in Africa. On the background of the ongoing competition between Washington and Beijing, the US Administration has recently increased the amount of attention it pays to the continent. European Union is also actively developing its strategic partnership with Africa. The authors analyze thoroughly the ongoing cooperation between African states and a great �emerging donor� and investor � China. They particularly address the question about possible implications of China�s African policy for the countries of the continent. Major attention is given to Sudan and South Sudan. One of the urgent problems addressed by this book is the situation with African IDPs and refugees, their life conditions in camps and the measures for their transition to normal life.

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  1. Cover
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  1. Title Page, Copyright
  2. pp. 1-2
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  1. Contents
  2. pp. 3-4
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  1. Preface
  2. pp. 5-6
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  1. I. AFRICA: GLOBAL, REGIONAL AND LOCAL DIMENSIONS
  1. African Statesʼ Foreign Policies in the 21st Century: New Opportunities and Challenges
  2. Evgeny Korendyasov,
    PhD (Economy)
    Institute for African Studies RAS
  3. pp. 7-16
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  1. Why Anti-American Fever Is Shaking Arab World?
  2. Anatoly Khazanov, Prof., Dr.Sc.
    Institute for Oriental Studies,
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 17-21
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  1. Analysis of the Humanitarian Situation in Africa South of Sahara (The case of the Great African Lakes)
  2. Natalia Sepeleva
    Institute for African Studies
  3. pp. 22-26
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  1. Eritreaʼs Role in the Horn of Africa Regional Politics: Background, Status Quo, and Prospects
  2. Alexander Zhukov, PhD
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 27-38
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  1. Sudan After the Division with South Sudan: Economic Crisis and Political Instability
  2. Sergey Kostelyanets,
    PhD (Political Science)
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 39-44
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  1. An ʻArab Springʼ Scenario in the Republic of Sudan: Still Realistic or Yet Unrealistic?
  2. Sergey Seregichev, PhD (History)
    The Russian State University
    for the Humanities
  3. pp. 45-49
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  1. II. OECD COUNTRIES AS AFRICAʼS TRADITIONAL PARTNERS
  1. B. Obama Administration Policy in Africa
  2. Andrey Urnov, Dr.Sc.,
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 50-59
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  1. Africa and the EU: Drifting Together or Running Counter? Key Problems of the Dialogue at the Present Stage
  2. Olga Kulkova, PhD (History),
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 60-70
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  1. EU Procedures Related to Africa Support Programs: a Transparency Tool or an Incomprehensible Barrier?
  2. 71 Claudia Mularoni, Piero Scarpellini,
    Pragmata Institute
    (Dogana, Republic of San Marino)
  3. pp. 71-79
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  1. Cooperation Between African States and European Union in the Sphere of Intellectual Migration
  2. Sergey Poruchikov,
    Tambov State University
  3. pp. 80-91
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  1. Trends of African Diasporasʼ Development in UK and EU in the 2000s
  2. Grigory Karpov, PhD (History),
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 92-100
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  1. Evolution of EU Policies Towards Africa and New European Approaches to Development Aid
  2. Ivan Lileev, PhD (Political Science)
    Center for Global and Strategic Studies,
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 101-105
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  1. Trade and Economic Relations Between Italy and North Africa After the ʻArab Spring
  2. Dmitriy Kochetov,
    PhD candidate,
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 106-113
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  1. Japan and Africa in the Beginning of the 21st Century
  2. Anton Rodin, PhD candidate,
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Science
  3. pp. 114-120
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  1. South Korean Interests in Africa: Analysis and Perspectives
  2. Murad Shamilov, M.A.
    Kazakh Ablai Khan University
    of International Relations and World Languages,
    Almaty, Kazakhstan
  3. pp. 121-126
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  1. III. BRICS: ENTITYʼS ROLE ON AFRICAN CONTINENT
  1. BRICS: The Regional Dimensions of Economics and Politics
  2. Vladimir Yurtaev, Dr.Sc., Prof.
    The Peoples’ Friendship
    University of Russia
  3. pp. 127-132
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  1. TNC from Asian BRICS Countries in the ICT Sphere in Africa and the Interests of Russia
  2. Nina Tsvetkova, PhD (Economy)
    Institute for Oriental Studies,
    Russian Academy of Sciences.
  3. pp. 133-144
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  1. The BRICS Puzzle: Rise of the Non-West or Veiled Sub-Imperialism?
  2. Justin van der Merwe, Dr. Phil.
    Centre for Military Studies(CEMIS)
    Faculty of Military Science
    Stellenbosch University, South Africa
  3. pp. 145-162
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  1. The Theoretical Marginalisation of South Africaʼs Membership to BRICS by Some South African Scholars: Key Issues
  2. Sehlare Makgetlaneng, PhD1
    Africa Institute of South Africa
    Pretoria, South Africa
  3. pp. 163-175
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  1. IV. CHINA IN AFRICA: STRENGTHENING THE PARTNERSHIP
  1. Chinaʼs Role in Africa in the 21st Century
  2. Tatiana Deych, Dr.Sc.
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 176-186
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  1. Ethiopia and China: Two Former Empires Connect in the 20th Century
  2. David Shinn, Dr., Prof.
    Elliott School of International Affairs
    George Washington University
  3. pp. 187-199
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  1. Can Africa Benefit from Its Booming Cooperation with China? The State Capacity Factor in Comparative Perspective
  2. Mamoudou Gazibo
    Professeur titulaire/Professor
    Université de Montréal,
    Département de science politique
  3. pp. 200-208
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  1. Chinaʼs Relationships with Sub-Saharan Africa: Despite Convergence with Industrialised Countries, Drivers of Structural Transformation?
  2. Alice Nicole Sindzingre, PhD,
    National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS, France);
    Research Centre EconomiX-University
    Paris-West
  3. pp. 209-232
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  1. China and Africa: Mutual Interest
  2. Yuri Smertin, Dr.Sc.
    Kuban State University,
    Krasnodar, Russia
  3. pp. 233-238
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  1. V. RUSSIA-AFRICA RELATIONS IN PAST AND PRESENT
  1. Russia Returns to Africa
  2. Evgeny Korendyasov, PhD (Economy)
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 239-246
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  1. Russiaʼs Trade and Economic Cooperation with Sudan and South Sudan: Status Quo and Prospects
  2. Galina Smirnova, PhD (Economy)
    Institute for Oriental Studies,
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 247-256
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  1. Russian-Algerian Relations in Multipolarizing World
  2. Mohamed Hamchi, PhD Candidate
    Samia Rebiai, PhD Candidate
    Department of Political Science
    University of Oum El Bouaghi, Algeria
  3. pp. 257-273
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  1. VI. OTHER EMERGING POWERSʼ INTERESTS IN AFRICA
  1. African Policy of India and Indian Diaspora: Risk Assessment
  2. Viacheslav Usov, PhD
    Institute for African Studies
    Russian Academy of Sciences
  3. pp. 274-281
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  1. Brazilʼs Cooperation with Africa (Agricultural aspect)
  2. Alla Borzova, PhD,
    Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow
  3. pp. 282-288
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  1. The International Cooperation for African Development: BRICS and South Africaʼ Role
  2. Aya Abenova,
    Kazakh Ablai-khan University
    of International Relations and World Languages
    Almaty, Kazakhstan
  3. pp. 289-293
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  1. Authors
  2. pp. 294-298
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  1. Back cover
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