China and the Darfur crisis - Folador, Silvia
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Chinäs foreign policy evolution over the Darfur issue was mainly driven by Chinäs long-term considerations of economic and political interests in Sudan and in Africa, with the important contribution of other factors such as the pressure from the West as well as the unprecedented sensitivity of China to international criticism in the form of the Genocide Olympics campaign. The Darfur crisis is considered as a case study of Chinäs foreign policy challenges in Africa: the conflict has politicised and internationalised the contradictions of China-Sudan relations, claiming the attention of the…mehr

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Chinäs foreign policy evolution over the Darfur issue was mainly driven by Chinäs long-term considerations of economic and political interests in Sudan and in Africa, with the important contribution of other factors such as the pressure from the West as well as the unprecedented sensitivity of China to international criticism in the form of the Genocide Olympics campaign. The Darfur crisis is considered as a case study of Chinäs foreign policy challenges in Africa: the conflict has politicised and internationalised the contradictions of China-Sudan relations, claiming the attention of the international community on one of the most controversial bilateral relationships of China in Africa. As such, the Darfur conflict exemplifies the tension between Chinäs old rhetoric of non-interference and absolute State sovereignty and its long-term objective of being regarded as a responsible international stakeholder. An analysis of the real reasons driving Chinäs foreign policy shifts over the Darfur issue reveals a prevalence of Chinäs long-term material interests in Sudan and more generally in Africa.
Autorenporträt
Silvia discovers her passion for China in 2006 travelling to Beijing. After her BA in Intercultural Management, Silvia develops a research project on Chinäs International relations at the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in Rome. In 2008 she moves to London to finalize her studies at SOAS, with a dissertation on China and Africa relations.