O CRESCENTE INTERESSE DA CHINA NA íFRICA: UM ESTUDO DE CASO DA NIGÉRIA
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Investimento estrangeiro. China. ífrica. Petróleo. Infraestrutura.Abstract
O artigo foca no crescente interesse da China na ífrica: estudo de caso da Nigéria. Basicamente, o artigo concentra-se no Investimento Estrangeiro Direto da China na Nigéria, particularmente na esfera da agricultura, telecomunicações, infraestrutura e zonas de livre comércio. A pesquisa do estudo de caso levanta algumas questões de pesquisa. Ambos os lados se beneficiariam com a cooperação econômica ou apenas a China teria a vantagem? Quais são as principais oportunidades e desafios do impacto social e econômico dos investimentos chineses na Nigéria? A análise é realizada com base em estudo de caso. O estudo é baseado em diferentes tipos de dados provenientes de materiais documentados sobre as relações China-Nigéria, dados estatísticos oficiais, artigos, jornais, relatórios e entrevistas com acadêmicos neste campo. Além dessas fontes, foram consideradas informações de fontes secundárias, como monografias e artigos acadêmicos.
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