China's
growing presence in Africa has led to
arguments that the country is seeking
to meet its growing requirements of primary
products, including oil, by building a
relationship reminiscent of a colonial
past with many African countries. In this
article, the authors examine what the
evidence reveals about this relationship.
March 10, 2008.
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