Russian-South African Foreign Policy in Africa: The case of the DRC

April, Yazini

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“…Furthermore, it presents negligible specifics on Russia's trade relations with African states such as South Africa. Different from the above‐mentioned scholars, April (2008) places her arguments on Russia–Africa diplomatic relations pre‐Cold War and post‐Cold War era. She interprets South Africa's and Russia's foreign policy changes since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the [Apartheid] South Africa.…”

Section: Russia–africa Relations In Perspective: the Question Of Political Legaciesmentioning

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What drives Russia's involvement in Africa? [An Afrocentric review of Russia–South Africa relations, 2000–2018]

Nkuna

Shai

2020

Journal of Public Affairs

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Russia's engagement with African governments has been a subject of debate amongst scholars of International Public Affairs and other cognate academic disciplines since the demise of the Soviet Union in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This is a result of different approaches in Russia's engagement with African governments since the dissolution of the Soviet Union. To this end, Russia's engagement with African states is multi‐dimensional, ranging from political, economic (mining and energy sectors) and security factors. In order to locate the key drivers of Russia's Africa Policy towards an individual state, this qualitative study provided an Afrocentric review to assess the post‐Cold War Russia's Africa policy paying special reference to Russia–South Africa relations. Afrocentricity is the theoretical paradigm employed to review the nature of Russia's Africa Policy towards South Africa. The authors rely methodologically on document review methods.

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Section: Russia–africa Relations In Perspective: the Question Of Political Legaciesmentioning

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“…The few empirical studies that exist include academic contributions of scholars like Arkhangelskaya and Shubin (2015), Isachenko (2013) and April (2008), inter alia. This list of scholars that portrays the discourse of this study is not a recent phenomenon.…”

Section: Russia–africa Relations In Perspective: the Question Of Political Legaciesmentioning

confidence: 99%

What drives Russia's involvement in Africa? [An Afrocentric review of Russia–South Africa relations, 2000–2018]

Nkuna

Shai

2020

Journal of Public Affairs

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Russian-South African Foreign Policy in Africa: The case of the DRC

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What drives Russia's involvement in Africa? [An Afrocentric review of Russia–South Africa relations, 2000–2018]

What drives Russia's involvement in Africa? [An Afrocentric review of Russia–South Africa relations, 2000–2018]

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