An eye-opening analysis of how China is transforming Africa's information space, and the consequences for geopolitics, security and Africa's relationships with China and the West.
An eye-opening analysis of how China is transforming Africa's information space, and the consequences for geopolitics, security and Africa's relationships with China and the West.
Iginio Gagliardone teaches Media and Communication at the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa, and is Associate Research Fellow in New Media and Human Rights in the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy (PCMLP), University of Oxford.
Inhaltsangabe
1. China and the Shaping of Africa's Information Societies 2. China as Partner: Financing Africa's Information Societies 3. Innovative Democrats and Developmental States 4. China as a Model? The Multiple Faces of the Chinese Internet 5. Is it really About China? The Securitization of Development and It's Influence on Africa's Information societies 6. The Future of the Global Internet
1. China and the Shaping of Africa's Information Societies 2. China as Partner: Financing Africa's Information Societies 3. Innovative Democrats and Developmental States 4. China as a Model? The Multiple Faces of the Chinese Internet 5. Is it really About China? The Securitization of Development and It's Influence on Africa's Information societies 6. The Future of the Global Internet
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