Masterarbeit, 2012
129 Seiten, Note: None
This paper analyzes the economic and political relationship between China and Nigeria, focusing on the period after the establishment of bilateral relations in 1971. The study aims to understand the nature and dynamics of this relationship, particularly in the context of China's growing economic influence in Africa and Nigeria's pursuit of economic development. The analysis will explore the specific elements of investment, trade, aid, and economic cooperation.
Chapter 1: Introduction: This chapter sets the stage for the analysis by introducing the main topic—the China-Nigeria economic and political relationship. It highlights the historical context, beginning with the establishment of bilateral relations in 1971, and emphasizes the significance of this relationship in the contemporary global economic landscape. The chapter positions the study within existing literature and outlines the key questions to be explored, such as the extent to which China differs from traditional trading partners and the potential for a mutually beneficial relationship. The introduction also establishes the methodology and scope of the research.
Chapter 2: China-Nigeria Economic and Political Relations: This chapter delves into a detailed analysis of the China-Nigeria economic and political relationship. It explores the multifaceted aspects of the relationship, such as investment flows, trade patterns, aid provisions, and economic cooperation initiatives. The chapter examines the impact of China's economic rise and Nigeria's development strategies on the bilateral relationship. It specifically analyzes the role of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in enhancing bilateral exchanges and cooperation, highlighting China's policies of debt cancellation, tariff reductions, and investments in human resources development. The chapter also considers the positive and negative aspects of this partnership and discusses potential challenges and opportunities for future collaboration. The overarching theme of the chapter is to assess the extent to which the relationship goes beyond a traditional trade partnership, examining the implications of China's distinct approach to foreign aid and economic cooperation.
China, Nigeria, economic-political relations, investment, trade, aid, economic cooperation, FOCAC, development, mutual benefit.
This paper comprehensively analyzes the economic and political relationship between China and Nigeria, focusing on the period after the establishment of bilateral relations in 1971. It examines the nature and dynamics of this relationship, considering China's growing influence in Africa and Nigeria's development goals.
The paper explores the evolving nature of China-Nigeria relations since 1971, the roles of investment, trade, and aid in shaping this relationship, the impact of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), China's position as a key economic partner for Nigeria, and the lessons learned and future prospects for a mutually beneficial partnership.
The analysis delves into investment flows, trade patterns, aid provisions, and economic cooperation initiatives. It examines the impact of China's economic rise and Nigeria's development strategies on the bilateral relationship, including the role of FOCAC, China's policies of debt cancellation, tariff reductions, and investments in human resource development.
The paper provides a comprehensive overview, including an introduction establishing the historical context and key research questions, a detailed analysis of the bilateral relationship across multiple sectors, and a conclusion summarizing findings and outlining future prospects. The specific methodology used is outlined in the introduction.
The paper analyzes FOCAC's role in enhancing bilateral exchanges and cooperation between China and Nigeria, highlighting the impact of China's policies within the framework of FOCAC on the relationship.
The key findings assess the extent to which the China-Nigeria relationship goes beyond a traditional trade partnership, examining the implications of China's distinct approach to foreign aid and economic cooperation. The paper also identifies potential challenges and opportunities for future collaboration and explores the potential for a mutually beneficial partnership.
The keywords include: China, Nigeria, economic-political relations, investment, trade, aid, economic cooperation, FOCAC, development, and mutual benefit.
The paper includes an abstract, an introduction (Chapter 1), and a detailed analysis of China-Nigeria economic and political relations (Chapter 2).
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Gast
Nice one.China being the factory of the world,African countries need the cheapest and technology of the new cadre of developing world to shore up their economy.Nigeria being blessed with petro-dollar have to internalise chinese experience if they desire better life.
am 28.12.2012