Land Grabbing and Home Country Development : Chinese and British Land Acquisitions in Comparative Perspective
Goetz, Ariane
Land Grabbing and Home Country Development : Chinese and British Land Acquisitions in Comparative Perspective - Bielefeld, Germany transcript Verlag 20190515
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Since 2008, foreign land acquisitions have attracted international attention under the term »land grabbing.« Illustrated by rich and nuanced empirical accounts of forty Chinese and British investment projects in Sub-Saharan Africa, Ariane Goetz explains the phenomenon of »land grabbing« from the perspective of two investor countries. She reflects on Chinese and British public policy, state-society relations, national developmental contexts, ideologies, and international relations and thereby gives insights into the political economies that enable these investments as well as the development ambitions and institutionalized paradigms of which they form a part.
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/dx.doi.org/10.14361/9783839442678 9783839442678
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International relations
Political Science and International Studies China Britain
Land Grabbing and Home Country Development : Chinese and British Land Acquisitions in Comparative Perspective - Bielefeld, Germany transcript Verlag 20190515
Open Access
Since 2008, foreign land acquisitions have attracted international attention under the term »land grabbing.« Illustrated by rich and nuanced empirical accounts of forty Chinese and British investment projects in Sub-Saharan Africa, Ariane Goetz explains the phenomenon of »land grabbing« from the perspective of two investor countries. She reflects on Chinese and British public policy, state-society relations, national developmental contexts, ideologies, and international relations and thereby gives insights into the political economies that enable these investments as well as the development ambitions and institutionalized paradigms of which they form a part.
Creative Commons
English
/dx.doi.org/10.14361/9783839442678 9783839442678
http://dx.doi.org/10.14361/9783839442678 doi
International relations
Political Science and International Studies China Britain