The Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) just published a study titled "The Developmental Implications of Sino-African Economic and Political Relations: A Preliminary Assessment for the Case of Zambia" by George Schoneveld, Laura German, and Davison Gumbo.
The study concludes that China's investments have made a valuable contribution to Zambia's struggling economic recovery. It did identify concerns over conflicts between Chinese companies and their employees and Chinese environmental practices in remote parts of the country.
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
China-Zambia Economic Relations
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