China's Expanding Role in Africa: Implications for the United States

  • Thursday, Feb 8, 2007
  • The Freeman Chair in China Studies at CSIS presented its report, "China's Expanding Role in Africa: Implications for the United States."
     
    Opening remarks were made by James Swan, deputy assistant secretary of African affairs and the U.S. Department of State.





    Presenters
    Bates Gill
    Freeman Chair in China Studies
    Center for Strategic and International Studies
    J. Stephen Morrison
    Director, Africa Program
    Center for Strategic and International Studies
     
     
    Commentary on the Report Findings:
     
    Sun Baohong
    Counselor & Senior Specialist on Africa
    Policy Analysis Section
    Chinese Embassy
     
    Delegation members in attendance:
     
    Akwe Amosu, Senior Policy Analyst, Open Society Institute
    Mark Bellamy, Senior Vice President, National Defense University
    Chin Hao Huang, Research Assistant, CSIS
    Pearl Robinson, President of the African Studies Association, Tufts University
     
     


     

    Programs
    Africa Program, Freeman Chair in China Studies
    Topics
    International Security
    Regions
    Africa, East Asia and the Pacific, China

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