|
|
|
题名
|
作者
|
年代
|
出处
|
被引量
|
| 1 | Shaping Growth Fortunes显示文摘South Africa-china 20 years of economic relations-what’s transpired and what’s next?A lot of changes have transpired in the global economy,in China,as well as in South Africa since the bilateral relations between South Africa,Africa’s most industrialized country,and China,Asia’s powerhouse,were established on January 1,1998.As the global economy finds its feet 10 years after the global financial crisis,China is now | Hannah Edinger | 2018 | ChinAfrica2018,10,1: | 0 |
| 2 | Seeking New Destinations显示文摘As more Chinese consider spending their holidays in Africa,the continent’s tourism sector needs optimum positioning OVER the past 15 years,China’s commercial engagement with Africa has seen rapid growth in | Hannah Edinger Lu Jinghao | 2013 | ChinAfrica2013,5,7: | 0 |
| 3 | Shaping the Future显示文摘How China is shaping Africa’s industrialization prospects SINCE the turn of the century,China has become Africa’s largest trading partner.While Sino-African relations are often touted as 'win-win' by Chinese and African leaders,trade relations have been criticized for being unbalanced as Africa’s natural resources | Hannah Edinger Ron Sandrey | 2013 | ChinAfrica2013,5,7: | 0 |
| 4 | The Cost of Caring显示文摘Impacts of the billion dollar HIV/AIDS budget on South Africa’s economySOUTH Africa’s acute incidence of HIV/AIDS is well-known globally.According to the United Nations,about 6.1 million South Africans were living with HIV/AIDS in 2012.This means that one in every six South Africans is infected and of these,17.9 percent of individuals between the ages of 15 and 49-considered to be the most economically productive age group-are infected with HIV/AIDS. | Kira McDonald Hannah Edinger | 2014 | ChinAfrica2014,6,9: | 0 |
| 5 | Industrial Agenda显示文摘FOCAC gathering should be harnessed as a platform for Africa’s industrialization By Hannah Edinger FIFTEEN years after china’s wave of strategic inroads into Africa commenced,culminating in the First Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation(FOCAC),the Second FOCAC Summit | Hannah Edinger | 2015 | ChinAfrica2015,7,12: | 0 |
| 6 | A More Agile China Engagement Strategy显示文摘Will South Africa craft a new deal with China in 2014?2014 marks the celebration of south Africa year in China,bringing with it the opportunity to examine the relationship’s economic impact and how this can evolve going forward.Since establishing diplomatic ties with the People’s Republic of China(PRC)a decade and a half ago,South Africa has been well-served by this relationship mostly through high global commodities prices,largely driven by Chinese demand.This has generated export earnings,employment opportunities and made the country a more attractive destination for global investment(prior to 2012). | Hannah Edinger | 2014 | ChinAfrica2014,6,1: | 0 |
| 7 | Changing Focus显示文摘As China’s economy rebalances,Africa too needs to modify its business model CHINA’s supercharged days of double-digit growth are over.The world’s second largest economy is now rebalancing.Instead of overinvestment,it is to be driven by consumers and services. | Hannah Edinger | 2016 | ChinAfrica2016,8,4: | 0 |
| 8 | Nigeria’s ‘Great Leap’ Past South Africa显示文摘Is Africa’s new economic leader more than just a numbers game?By Simon Schaefer and Hannah EdingerIn a long overdue exercise,the national bureau of Statistics of Nigeria recalculated the country’s GDP,dethroning South Africa as Africa’s largest economy earlier this year.While the rebasing of economic output is a standard procedure usually done quite regularly | Simon Schaefer Hannah Edinger | 2014 | ChinAfrica2014,6,6: | 0 |
| 9 | Revisiting Tradition显示文摘China’s FM kicks off 2014 with the traditional African tour,confirming the continent as a priority in its foreign policy agenda AS has become customary over the last two decades,Chinese foreign ministers’first international visit in the new calendar year is to Africa.In January 2014。 | Hannah Edinger Garikai Matambo | 2014 | ChinAfrica2014,6,2: | 0 |
| 10 | Leveraging Commercial Ties显示文摘BRICS members need to join forces toward Africa’s development SOUTH Africa’s invitation to the BRICS club back in December 2010 - arguably President Jacob Zuma’s greatest foreign policy success - has by association positioned the country as a 'leading' emerging market economy.While some still question the inclusion based on economic merit,South Africa has become an | Hannah Edinger | 2013 | ChinAfrica2013,5,3: | 0 |
| 11 | In the Dark显示文摘Dim light at the end of the tunnel for South Africa’s ailing power sectorPlanned rolling power cuts over the next few months and the threat of a total grid collapse will make2015 a testing year for South Africa.This is hot on the heels of a painful 2014 for Africa’s second largest economy,which included the longest and costliest labor-employer dispute to date,stripping the country of almost$2.95 billion in revenues and worker wages in the platinum sector in the first and second quarters.This saw spillovers to many industries supplying the mining industry.A one-month | Hannah Edinger | 2015 | ChinAfrica2015,7,3: | 0 |
| 12 | Unlocking Potential显示文摘Was the Mangaung ANC conference a hindrance or help in South Africa’s path to prosperity? IN December 2012,as corporate South Africa closed down for the holiday season,more than 4,500 members of the ruling African National Congress(ANC) descended on the city of Mangaung to elect their leadership for the next five years,and ultimately determine the | Hannah Edinger Simon Schaefer | 2013 | ChinAfrica2013,5,2: | 0 |
| 13 | Shape Shifting Economy显示文摘Looking back at 2015 and forward to 2016 vis-a-vis the China-Africa economic relationship LAST year served as an important year to deepen China’s relationship with Africa.Politically,the relations are at their highest level ever.So are the commercial ones,spurred by continued financing commitments,diversifying investment portfolios and bilateral merchandise trade。 | Hannah Edinger | 2016 | ChinAfrica2016,8,2: | 0 |
| 14 | Striking an Economic Blow显示文摘Ongoing mass industrial action in South Africa is poisoning investor confidenceCONFIDENCE in South Africa has been waning for some time,highlighted last year by the downward rating of credit agencies and uncertainty displayed by international investors given growing socio-economic tensions in Africa’s powerhouse economy.More recently,the lack of confidence has been pushed to a new level as widespread mass | Hannah Edinger | 2013 | ChinAfrica2013,5,10: | 0 |
| 15 | Bankingon China for Change显示文摘Unsatisfactory reforms of institutions such as the World Bank(WB),the International Monetary Fund(IMF)and the Asian Development Bank(ADB),despite the rising contribution of new players in the global economy and financial architecture,have led to China taking matters into its own hands.hannah Edinger,a director at Frontier Advisory,a South Africa-based investment advisor,looks at the operationalization of two multilateral development banks,the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank(AIIB)and New Development Bank(NDB),and the benefits they may have for Africa.Her thoughts follow: | Hannah Edinger | 2015 | ChinAfrica2015,7,8: | 0 |
| 16 | EMBRACING DIVERSITY显示文摘What will China’s G20 leadership mean for global and African growth fortunes?Although it has been nearly a decade since the onset of the global financial crisis,a lack of confidence and general uncertainty are still sweeping the world economy. The recovery of global growth has been sluggish at best,and world demand remains depressed.Trade growth has | Hannah Edinger | 2016 | Beijing Review2016,59,36: | 0 |
| 17 | Trade Winds Are Blowing显示文摘Africa is often touted as the last continent still to industrialize. Overall. the continent has struggled to translate its resource wealth into greater prosperity and higher living stand ards for its people. With the United Nations expecting that there will be more Africans than Chinese by 2025, the need for economic transformation is clear. | Hannah Edinger | 2019 | ChinAfrica2019,11,7: | 0 |
| 18 | Smart Cities in Africa显示文摘Africa’s current rural-to-urban transition needs human capital mobilization tobuild smarter,more sustainable citiesTHE term'Smart City'brings about different images to different people:it could be a city where litter does not exist;a city where there is absolute order and security;or a city where everything works...on time! | Hannah Edinger Garikai Matambo | 2014 | ChinAfrica2014,6,8: | 0 |
| 19 | Adding Value显示文摘Is beneficiation the silver bullet for SADC’s development?The thunderous roar of water falling over Victoria Falls had to compete with a swarm of politicians who descended on Zimbabwe’s tourist haven in mid-August 2014.Heads of state and leaders from Southern African Development community(SADc)countries were there to attend the 34th SADc Heads of State and Government Summit.Under the theme'SADc Strategy for | Hannah Edinger | 2014 | ChinAfrica2014,6,10: | 0 |
| 20 | Yuan Makes Its Move显示文摘China’s emergence on the international commercial stage has not gone unnoticed,most notably in the changing economic realities of international finance.With the yuan increasingly used in trade and capital market transactions,Hannah Edinger,Director at Frontier Advisory,looks at the International Monetary Fund’s assessment of the Chinese currency and its inclusion as a reserve currency.Her thoughts follow: | Hannah Edinger | 2015 | ChinAfrica2015,7,6: | 0 |