China and Taiwan in Africa

Chapter 1 Sovereignty and International Recognition: Exploring the Complex China-Africa-Taiwan Relations

Chapter 2 China Chinas in Africa: Historical Roots, 1949–1970

Chapter 3 The Statehood of Taiwan

Chapter 4 The Cold War and the China–Taiwan Impasse

Chapter 5 Japan and the Political Status of Taiwan

Chapter 6 China’s Foreign Policy Toward Africa in the Years 1949–1971

Chapter 7 The UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 of 1971 Recognizing the People’s Republic of China as the Legitimate Representative of the State of China

Chapter 8 Beijing, Washington, and Taipei in the WHO

Chapter 9 Economic Alignment, Political Nonalignment: Engaging Issues in OAU/AU’s Response to China-Taiwan Diplomatic Debacles in Africa

Chapter 11 Nelson Mandela, the ANC, China, and Taiwan

Chapter 12 Promoting the One-China Policy: The PRC’s Economic Statecraft in Africa

Chapter 13 China Vs. Taiwan in Africa: The Role of Democracy and Electoral Competitiveness

Chapter 14 The US-China-Taiwan Relations: Military Invasion, Annexation, and Verbal Brinkmanship