Sanusha Naidu is a scholar of foreign policy, especially focusing on Sino-African relations. She is a senior research fellow at the Institute for Global Dialogue, an independent South African think tank associated with the University of South Africa, and has a master's degree in International Relations from Staffordshire University in England.
Books Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon?: Africa and China (edited with Kweku Ampiah, 2008)Reviews of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon?: Africa and China: Richard Aidoo (2009), The Journal of Modern African Studies, , Carla Freeman (2009), International Affairs, Sue Onslow (2009), "Africa and the New 'Scramble' in the Post-Cold War Era", Journal of Southern African Studies, Emmanuel Botlhale (2011), "China and a New Scramble for Africa", Journal of Southern African Studies, Simon Shen (2012), Journal of Chinese Political Science, China in Africa (with Ian Taylor, Margaret C. Lee and Henning Melber, 2007)Reviews of China in Africa: Jean Kachiga (2008), African Studies Review, , Giles Mohan (2008), "China in Africa: A Review Essay", Review of African Political Economy, Chinese and African Perspectives on China in Africa (edited with Axel Narneit-Sievers and Stephen Marks, 2009)Reviews of Chinese and African Perspectives on China in Africa: Pádraig Carmody (2011), The Journal of Modern African Studies, , Minqi Li (2011), Socialism and Democracy , Richard B. Dadzie (2012), African Affairs, , Gernot Klantschnig (2012), Canadian Journal of African Studies, ,
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