Once a doyen of African governments, Taiwan is today diplomatically isolated on the continent. This book examines gaps in the literature on Taiwan-African relations by historicizing Taiwan's seven-decade relationship with Africa to address Taiwan's role in the growth and development of the continent.
Once a doyen of African governments, Taiwan is today diplomatically isolated on the continent. This book examines gaps in the literature on Taiwan-African relations by historicizing Taiwan's seven-decade relationship with Africa to address Taiwan's role in the growth and development of the continent.
Sabella Ogbobode Abidde is professor of political science and a member of the graduate faculty at Alabama State University.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents Preface Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: Taiwan in Africa: The Reversal of Political and Diplomatic Fortunes and the Possibility of a Resurgence in the Twenty-First Century Part One: Taiwan in Africa: Then and Now Chapter 1:Taiwan in Africa: The Early Years and Years of Developmental Assistance Sabella Ogbobode Abidde Chapter 2: Taiwan-Africa Relations: Exploring the Changing Trends Felix Kumah-Abiwu Chapter 3: Imperialism and the Taiwan Question: The Tragedy of the United Nations and Africa's Helplessness Felix O.U Oriakhi Part Two: Diplomatic Recognition and Geopolitical Considerations Chapter 4: Taiwan's Overture to Somaliland Walters Samah Chapter 5: Taiwan and Apartheid South Africa Charmaine Pretorius Chapter 6: Taiwan's Non-formal International Engagement in the Absence of Formal International Recognition Siphamandla Zondi Part Three: Economic and Geopolitical Consideration Chapter 7: China-Taiwan Geoeconomic Competition for Diplomatic Recognition: Battling for the Soul of Africa Gorden Moyo Chapter 8: Building Capacity in Africa: An Overview of Taiwan-African Relations, 1960-1971 Alecia D. Hoffman Index About the Editor and Contributors
Contents Preface Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: Taiwan in Africa: The Reversal of Political and Diplomatic Fortunes and the Possibility of a Resurgence in the Twenty-First Century Part One: Taiwan in Africa: Then and Now Chapter 1:Taiwan in Africa: The Early Years and Years of Developmental Assistance Sabella Ogbobode Abidde Chapter 2: Taiwan-Africa Relations: Exploring the Changing Trends Felix Kumah-Abiwu Chapter 3: Imperialism and the Taiwan Question: The Tragedy of the United Nations and Africa's Helplessness Felix O.U Oriakhi Part Two: Diplomatic Recognition and Geopolitical Considerations Chapter 4: Taiwan's Overture to Somaliland Walters Samah Chapter 5: Taiwan and Apartheid South Africa Charmaine Pretorius Chapter 6: Taiwan's Non-formal International Engagement in the Absence of Formal International Recognition Siphamandla Zondi Part Three: Economic and Geopolitical Consideration Chapter 7: China-Taiwan Geoeconomic Competition for Diplomatic Recognition: Battling for the Soul of Africa Gorden Moyo Chapter 8: Building Capacity in Africa: An Overview of Taiwan-African Relations, 1960-1971 Alecia D. Hoffman Index About the Editor and Contributors
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