SAIS-CARI Working Papers

From Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), China Africa Research Initiative (CARI)
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2023/53: From contractors to investors? Evolving engagement of Chinese state capital in global infrastructure development and the case of Lekki Port in Nigeria: Hong Zhang
2022/52: How Africa Borrows From China: And Why Mombasa Port is Not Collateral for Kenya's Standard Gauge Railway: Deborah Brautigam, Vijay Bhalaki, Laure Deron and Yinxuan Wang
2021/51: How Zambia and China Co-Created a Debt "Tragedy of the Commons": Deborah Brautigam
2021/50: China's Digital Silk Road in Africa and the Future of Internet Governance: Henry Tugendhat and Julia Voo
2021/49: Convergence and Divergence in Emerging Donor Finance: A Comparative Analysis of Chinese and Indian Exim Banks in Ethiopia: Zhengli Huang and Pritish Behuria
2021/48: International Development Lending and Global Value Chains in Africa: Vito Amendolagine
2021/47: Chinese International Contractors in Africa: Structure and Agency: Hong Zhang
2021/46: Do Chinese Infrastructure Loans Promote Entrepreneurship in African Countries?: Jonathan Munemo
2021/45: Development Finance and Distributive Politics: Comparing Chinese and World Bank Finance in sub-Saharan Africa: Keyi Tang
2021/44: Private Security Companies in Kenya and the Impact of Chinese Actors: Shuwen Zheng and Ying Xia
2021/43: Laying the Tracks: The Political Economy of Railway Development in Ethiopia's Railway Sector and Implications for Technology Transfer: Yunnan Chen
2020/42: Comparing the Effects of Chinese and Traditional Official Finance on State Repression and Public Demonstrations in Africa: Afa'anwi Ma'abo Che
2020/41: Challenging Pax Americana: The Commercial Imperative in Chinese Arms Exports to Africa - A Case Study of Uganda and Kenya: Elijah Munyi
2020/40: China's Development-Security in Practice: The Case of Mali: Lina Benabdallah and Daniel Large
2020/39: Debt Relief with Chinese Characteristics: Deborah Brautigam, Kevin Acker and Yufan Huang
2020/38: China, Africa, and the Rest: Recent Trends in Space Science, Technology, and Satellite Development: Julie Klinger
2020/37: African military aircraft procurement from China: A case study from Zambia: Jyhjong Hwang
2020/36: "Africa's China": Chinese manufacturing investment in Nigeria in the post-oil boom era and channels for technology transfer: Yunnan Chen
2020/35: The Footprint of Chinese Private Security Companies in Africa: Alessandro Arduino
2020/34: How Huawei succeeds in Africa: Training and knowledge transfers in Kenya and Nigeria: Henry Tugendhat
2020/33: Chinese Medical Teams: Knowledge Transfer in Ethiopia and Malawi: Allison Grande, Sara Fischer and James Sayre
2019/32: Export, Employment, or Productivity? Chinese Investments in Ethiopia's Leather and Leather Product Sectors: Tang Xiaoyang
2019/31: Chinese Manufacturing and Agricultural Investment in Tanzania: A Scoping Study: Ying Xia
2019/30: Chinese Agricultural and Manufacturing Investment in Kenya: A Scoping Study: Ying Xia
2019/29: Comparing the Determinants of Western and Chinese Commercial Ties with Africa: David G. Landry
2019/28: The Blind Spot: International Mining in Angoche and Larde, Mozambique: Sergio Chichava, Shubo Li and Michael G. Sambo
2019/27: Wealth from Waste? Chinese Investments and Technology Transfer in the Tanzanian Plastic Recycling Industry: Ying Xia
2019/26: Lessons from East Asia: Comparing Ethiopia and Vietnam's Early-Stage Special Economic Zone Development: Keyi Tang
2019/25: Do China-Financed Dams in Sub-Saharan Africa Improve the Region's Social Welfare? A Case Study of the Impacts of Ghana's Bui Dam: Keyi Tang and Yingjiao Shen
2019/24: Chinese Manufacturing Investments and Knowledge Transfer: A Report from Ethiopia: Tang Xiaoyang
2019/23: The Impact of Chinese Investment on Skill Development and Technology Transfer in Zambia and Malawi's Cotton Sector: Tang Xiaoyang
2019/22: Local Skill Development from China's Engagement in Africa: Comparative Evidence from the Construction Sector in Ghana: Qingwei Meng and Eugene Bempong Nyantakyi
2018/21: Comparing the Determinants of Western and Chinese Development Finance Flows to Africa: David G. Landry
2018/20: China-Britain-Uganda: Trilateral Development Cooperation in Agriculture: Hang Zhou
2018/19: Work, Employment, and Training through Africa-China Cooperation Zones: Evidence from the Eastern Industrial Zone in Ethiopia: Ding Fei
2018/18: Chinese manufacturing moves to Rwanda: A study of training at C&H Garments: Janet Eom
2018/17: What kinds of Chinese "Geese" are flying to Africa? Evidence from Chinese manufacturing firms: Deborah Brautigam, Tang Xiaoyang and Ying Xia
2018/16: The Risks and Rewards of Resource-for-Infrastructure Deals: Lessons from the Congo's Sicomines Agreement: David G. Landry
2017/15: China's involvement in South Africa's wind and solar PV industries: Lucy Baker and Wei Shen
2017/14: Creating a Market for Skills Transfer: A Case Study of AVIC International's Skills Transfer Programs in Kenya: Irene Yuan Sun and Lin Qi
2017/13: African politics meets Chinese engineers: The Chinese-built Standard Gauge Railway Project in Kenya and East Africa: Uwe Wissenbach and Yuan Wang
2017/12: Diffusing Chinese rice technology in rural Tanzania: Lessons from the Dakawa agro-technology demonstration center: Hezron Makundi
2017/11: China and uranium: Comparative possibilities for agency in statecraft in Niger and Namibia: Peter Volberding and Jason Warner
2017/10: We are not so different: A comparative study of employment relations at Chinese and American firms in Kenya: Zander Rounds and Hongxiang Huang
2017/9: Chinese Media, Kenyan Lives: An Ethnographic Inquiry into CCTV Africa's Head Offices: Melissa Lefkowitz
2016/8: Chinese Investment in Ghana's Manufacturing Sector: Tang Xiaoyang
2016/7: A Comparative Analysis: The Sustainable Development Impact of Two Wind Farms in Ethiopia: Yanning Chen
2016/6: Capturing the Rains: A Comparative Study of Chinese Involvement in Cameroon's Hydropower Sector: Yunnan Chen and David G. Landry
2016/5: Where Africa Meets Asia: Chinese Agricultural and Manufacturing Investment in Madagascar: Yunnan Chen and David G. Landry
2016/4: Eastern Promises: New Data on Chinese Loans in Africa, 2000 to 2014: Deborah Brautigam and Jyhjong Hwang
2016/3: How do Chinese Contractors Perform in Africa? Evidence from World Bank Projects: Jamie Farrell
2016/2: Learning from China? Manufacturing Investment and Technology Transfer in Nigeria: Yunnan Chen, Irene Yuan Sun, Rex Uzonna Ukaejiofo, Tang Xiaoyang and Deborah Brautigam
2015/1: Chinese Engagement in Hydropower Infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa: Jyhjong Hwang, Deborah Brautigam and Nancy Wang