In 1995 Ethiopian President Meles Zenawi made his first visit to the Chinese capital and a year later his counterpart Jiang Zemin returned the favour. Since then a strong relationship between the two countries has developed; economic and military… Read More ›
This article was originally published on the LSE Review of Books. The need to negotiate effectively with India is only growing as its power rises, and in the literature on international negotiation experimental studies point to specific behavioural characteristics… Read More ›
We can be guaranteed one thing when doing business in frontier markets and that is that things will go wrong; whether it be management failures, political unrest leading to economic meltdown or simply shifts in demand and changes in… Read More ›
This is part 3 – click here for part 1 and part 2. President Zuma proscribed a “rebalancing” of the trade relationship and the Chinese President Hu also recognised the South African defined imbalances and announced a promise to train… Read More ›
This is part 2 of the series – Part 1 is here and Part 3 here South Africa represents around 20% of China’s trade with the entire continent, on a par with oil rich Angola. According to the Asian Development… Read More ›
