Africa’s External Engagement
Challenges and Opportunities
Series: Africa's Global Engagement: Perspectives from Emerging Countries;
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Product details:
- Publisher Springer Nature Singapore
- Date of Publication 13 January 2026
- ISBN 9789819516711
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages pages
- Size 210x148 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations Approx. 200 p. 700
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This volume brings together a number of scholars globally - from Africa and Asia to the Americas and Europe - to examine Africa’s global engagements. It approaches its subject matter theoretically and conceptually as well as empirically asking deeper questions like what is the ideal unit for cooperation and engagement? Is it the state or can one go beyond the state or possibly below the African state and internationalize given the context of the failed African state? Whilst focused very much on the contemporary nature and forms of engagement, the volume recognizes the enduring historical, and especially colonial, legacy on the contemporary African state and how it continues to shape patterns of regional and international cooperation. The book covers its subject matter in two thematic manners. First, it covers the “who” of engagement – Africa-European Relations, Africa-India relations, Africa’s relations with China and Africa’s relations with the Global South. Second, the volume explores the “what” of cooperation. This includes: agriculture and climate change, the digital revolution, energy resources, security considerations and trade. Whilst theoretically anchored, the volume seeks to also examine the implications of the empirical study for policy makers.
MoreTable of Contents:
1. Coloniality and the afterlives of Empire: Rethinking Africa's Global Entanglements.- 2. Africa Alive Corridors Exploring Earth Stewardship by reimaging Africa and its place in the world.- 3. Africa's Future: Global Engagement, Grand Challenges & Bright Prospects.- 4. The Beneficiation of Africa’s Engagement with BRICS: A Southern African Perspective.- 5. Lobito Corridor : How Africa aims to climb up Global Value Chain.- 6. An Analysis of Africa’s Engagement in EU-led Renewable Energy Initiatives: A Case Study of LEAP-RE programme.- 7. Policy Effectiveness, Climate Change, and Agricultural Production in Africa and Asia: A Panel ARDL Approach.- 8. Interrogating African Agency in the FOCAC Process.- 9. Indonesia in, France out? Contrasted fates in Africa and the Global South’s rising appeal.- 10. India-Africa Engagement: Model for Global South Cooperation and Growth.- 11. Indian and South African Relations in Times of Global Crisis: A Look at African Continental Free Trade Area Implementation.- 12. India-Africa Security Cooperation: Critical Reflections.- 13. Tech Renaissance: Applying Lessons from India's Digital Revolution to foster African Internet Governance.
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