African Migrants in China

The Africa Studies Quarterly published by the University of Florida devoted its February 2018 issue to "China-Africa Relations: Theoretical and Practical Perspectives on African 'Migrants' in China."

The issue contains the following articles:

--Introduction - China-Africa Relations: Theoretical and Practical Perspectives on African "Migrants" in China by Agnes Ngoma Leslie
--African Students in China: Research, Reality, and Reflection by Li Anshan
--From Pioneers to Professionals: African Brokers in a Maturing Chinese Marketplace by Heidi Ostbo Haugen
--The Bridge Is Not Burning Down: Transformation and Resilience within China's African Diaspora Communities by Adams Bodomo
--Transient: A Descriptive Concept for Understanding Africans in Guangzhou by Dong Niu

Ethnographic Approach to China-Africa Ties

The Annual Review of Anthropology published in 2017 an analysis titled "China-Africa Encounters: Historical Legacies and Contemporary Realities" by Helen F. Siu, Yale University, and Mike McGovern, University of Michigan.

The review looks at China-Africa encounters in historical, socialist, and postsocialist contexts from the optic of two anthropologists.

Ethiopia: Bibliography of Key Works

Oxford Bibliographies asked me last year to prepare a bibliography of key works about Ethiopia.  The bibliography titled "Ethiopia" has been published.  The first several pages are available without subscription.  To access the entire bibliography it is necessary to subscribe or access a university on-line subscription.  Oxford Bibliographies prepares bibliographies on most countries and many global issues.  If you are not familiar with this resource, I urge that you explore it through a university subscription.  All contributions to the series are extensively peer reviewed.  My final version of the Ethiopia bibliography looks considerably different than the first draft.