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Title Chinese transportation infrastructure investments in Nigeria - prospects and challenges in terms of gains | ||
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http://hdl.handle.net/1887/136283 | ||
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Date 2020 | ||
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Author(s) Sikorska, Katarzyna Maria | ||
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Contributor(s) Links, Stacey | ||
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Abstract In my work, I will be discussing specifically the recent Chinese influence on transportation in Nigeria, mostly through investments in railways. I will present it in a frame of China-Africa relations with the history and specifics of China-Nigeria relations included. To explain the partnership on railway development, it will be essential to present the condition of Nigerian transportation and its struggles. I will also discuss the significance of transportation infrastructure in general. For a better understanding of conclusions, I will also explain the relative and absolute gains theory. As I mentioned, there already are plenty of works discussing different aspects of China-Africa relations. Therefore, I will include the main points emerging from the existing analyses with my comment on it. It is significant for my framework to present the debate on China-Africa relations as it contains general arguments on the advantages and disadvantages of the partnership for Africa. I will address those in my analysis. The literature review will also contain phrases and language used in the public debate that was crucial in shaping the relationship. In the final chapters, the data and the discussion about it will be analysed from the perspective of relative and absolute gains. | ||
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Subject(s) China; Nigeria; transportation; infrastructure; relative gains; absolute gains | ||
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Language en | ||
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Type of publication Master thesis | ||
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Repository Leiden - University of Leiden 
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