The Emerging Phenomenon of Anti-Chinese Populism in Africa: Evidence from Zambia, Zimbabwe and Ghana

Sibiri, Hagan

doi:10.1177/0975087820971443

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“…The situation is gradually escalating to use of violent tactics. For example, anti-China sentiments have become stronger in countries like India, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Ghana among others (Sibiri, 2021;Kumakura, 2020;Panda, 2020). Xenophobia is also rising.…”

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The Charism of Prophecy and Poverty Eradication: A Reaction to Lugino Bruni’s Article on Economy and Communion

Maundu¹

2022

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Being a prophet is to speak the truth, to convey God’s messages to people, regardless of the backlash the messenger may receive, just in case some people repent, and God does not punish those who do not repent. This article examines the Charism and Prophetic roles in the modern capitalist world where over 75 million people are languishing in abject poverty. The article is grounded on Lugino Bruni’s manuscript on Economy and Communion. It presents a reaction to his avers on true prophesies and the nature of love that not only unites people and communities but also fosters human relationship with God resulting in a religious world economy that constantly fights poverty. The article uses empirical examples to demonstrate how selfless love and economic prosperity are inseparable. It argues that ending poverty is a universal goal that can be achieved through unity among religious organizations and true prophetic actions. This points to the Economy of Communion (EOC), which is closely linked to agape in Christianity, Sorokin’s Altruistic Love, Ubuntu in Africa, the Harambee movement in Kenya, the Ujamaa spirit in Tanzania and many other forms of charism

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Section: Turning Back the Clock Of Globalizationmentioning

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The Charism of Prophecy and Poverty Eradication: A Reaction to Lugino Bruni’s Article on Economy and Communion

Maundu¹

2022

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“…The proportion of the Australian population who viewed China favorably decreased from 61 percent in 2006 to 32.44 percent in 2021 (Lowy Institute Poll 2021), and there was a significant decrease in the proportion of South Koreans who regarded China's image as that of a cooperator-from 46.4 percent in 2007 to 14.5 percent in 2021 (IPUS 2022). Many analyses show that there is a growing anti-Chinese mood not only in the West but also in other regions, including East Asia (Choe 2021), Southeast Asia (Hutt 2020), and Africa (Sibiri 2021).…”

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Sino-US Competition and the Emerging Network of Liberal Coalitions

Jung¹

2022

AJP

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As it witnesses rising China's assertive diplomacy and growing military might, Washington is seeking to restrain Beijing's economic growth and technological development. The Biden administration's digital-liberal coalition initiative resonates with liberal states which have growing concerns about democratic backsliding all over the world and China's undue influence on other countries' domestic politics and civil society. The United States and its liberal allies are increasingly likely to cooperate in technological innovation, the development of standards and norms, and the protection of human rights, resisting this authoritarian threat to their interests and values. However, it is unclear whether and how China will adjust its foreignpolicy strategy and which option non-liberal and/or developing states will prefer in this uncertain era of Sino-US order competition in global politics.

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