2009
DOI: 10.3917/polaf.113.0005
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Penser l'Afrique à l'aune des globalisations émergentes

Abstract: Afrique, la globalisation par les SudsCoordonné par Sandrine Perrot et Dominique Malaquais Document téléchargé depuis www.cairn.info -Institut d'Etudes Politiques de .93 -03/12/2014 09h20. © Editions Karthala LE DOSSIERAfrique, la globalisation par les Suds ou, plus encore, imaginaires de l'Afrique 2 et espoirs de succès économique. M. Liu en est de toute évidence conscient. Homme d'affaires chinois originaire de la ville de Baoding, située à 140 kilomètres au sud de Pékin, il était, en 1998, à la tête du bure… Show more

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“…Yet, the underlying mentality is more deeply rooted in most Chinese who share a common saying that the greatest evil to avoid would be the ‗nation destroyed and race annihilated' (wangguo miezhong 亡国灭种) (Cheng, 2011). The ‗land-grabbing' of Chinese migrants and enterprises in Africa since 2005, and the founding of agricultural settlements known as Baoding villages, created in more than two dozen African countries was intrinsically racist and promoted the ideology that Chinese investment could ‗rescue' Africans from their ‗laziness' (Liu, 2018;Perrot & Malaquais 2009). Thereby, it repeated deep-rooted colonial European prejudices and created a kind of new settler colonialism in a ‗wild and uncivilized Africa' associated with a strong sense of racial superiority (Cheng, 2011).…”
Section: Succinct History Of Sino-african Relations and Tradementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet, the underlying mentality is more deeply rooted in most Chinese who share a common saying that the greatest evil to avoid would be the ‗nation destroyed and race annihilated' (wangguo miezhong 亡国灭种) (Cheng, 2011). The ‗land-grabbing' of Chinese migrants and enterprises in Africa since 2005, and the founding of agricultural settlements known as Baoding villages, created in more than two dozen African countries was intrinsically racist and promoted the ideology that Chinese investment could ‗rescue' Africans from their ‗laziness' (Liu, 2018;Perrot & Malaquais 2009). Thereby, it repeated deep-rooted colonial European prejudices and created a kind of new settler colonialism in a ‗wild and uncivilized Africa' associated with a strong sense of racial superiority (Cheng, 2011).…”
Section: Succinct History Of Sino-african Relations and Tradementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pourtant, la mentalité sous-jacente est plus profondément enracinée chez la plupart des Chinois qui partagent un dicton commun selon lequel le plus grand mal à éviter serait la « nation détruite et la race anéantie » (wangguo miezhong, 亡国灭种) (Cheng, 2011). L' « accaparement des terres » des migrants et des entreprises chinois en Afrique depuis 2005, et la fondation de colonies agricoles connues sous le nom de villages Baoding, créées dans plus de deux douzaines de pays africains étaient intrinsèquement racistes et promouvaient l'idéologie selon laquelle les investissements chinois pourraient « sauver » les Africains de leur « paresse » (Liu, 2018;Perrot & Malaquais 2009).…”
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“…As estruturas rodoviárias ou ferroviárias, que em 2004 mostravam ainda as "feridas" de dezenas de anos de conflito, pouco têm a ver com as encontradas na década de 2010, fruto do contributo de empresas portuguesas, e também chinesas e brasileiras, estas últimas novos agentes da "globalização subalterna" (Perrot e Malaquais 2009). O mesmo se pode verificar no setor das telecomunicações, onde, mesmo no meio da área do Nambuangongo, na zona dos Dembos, em aldeias remotas, toda a gente sabe que "naquela pedra grande, ao lado da árvore, com o braço um pouco esticado, pode falar".…”
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