The Rise of China and India in Africa: Challenges, Opportunities and Critical Interventions

Foreword
Gunilla Carlsson, Swedish Minister of Development Cooperation

Introduction: Africa in the 21st Century: strategic and development challenges
Fantu Cheru and Cyril Obi

Part 1: The Big Picture: China and India as Emerging Giants
1. China, India & South Africa: What international relations/political economy in the second decade of the 21st century
Timothy M. Shaw
2. South-South Strategic Bases for Africa to Engage with China
Dot Keet
3. The Growing Shadow of the Tiger: India's burgeoning African engagements
Sanusha Naidu

Part 2: China and India's Relations with Africa: a historical perspective
4. Sino-African Development cooperation through cultural prism
Liu Haifang
5. India and Africa: Historical and Cultural Relations
Sanjunkta Banerji Bhattacharya
6. India's Foreign Aid Policy Towards Africa
Pranay Sinha

Part 3: China and India's Growth Surge in Africa
7. China and India's Growth Surge: The case of Manufacturing Exports
Alemayehu Geda and Atnafu G.Meskel Sore
8. Chinese Investment in African Network Industries
Peter Draper, Tsidiso Disenyana and Gilberto Biacuana
9. The role of India's private sector in the health and agricultural sectors of Africa
Renu Modi
10. Women Traders' Response to the Entry of Chinese Wax Prints: Case Studies from Accra, Ghana and Lome, Togo
Linn Axelsson and Nina Sylvanus

Part 4: The conflict-development nexus: Precarious Balancing!
11. The Africa Union, China and Peace Operations: defining a new partnership
Kwesi Aning
12. China's Role in the crisis in Darfur
He Wenping
13. China and Zambia: Between Development and Politics
Fred Mutesa

Part 5: The scramble for African Oil and Resources
14. African Oil in the Energy Security Calculations of China and India
Cyril Obi
15. China and India in Angola: Differing Strategies
Alex Vines
16. Knocking On a Wide Open Door: Chinese Investment in Zambia
Peter Kragelund

Part 6: Conclusion
17. Countering 'New Imperialisms' in Africa: What role for the New Partnership for African Development (NEPAD)?
Fantu Cheru and Magnus Calais