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O papel da China no continente africano: o caso do Sudão do Sul
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A pesquisa visa responder à seguinte pergunta: de que forma a China se relaciona com
o Sudão do Sul, no contexto atual? O continente africano, particularmente o Sudão do Sul
emergiu no século XXI como uma importante área estratégica do globo. Se por um lado,
os africanos possuem riquezas minerais e energéticas, por outro a China surge como
importante player no cenário internacional, ávido por expandir sua área de influência política
e económica. Neste contexto, o Sudão do Sul se apresenta como terreno fértil e propício para
a investida chinesa, tendo em vista que é um país rico em jazidas de minério de ferro, cobre,
cromo, zinco, volfrâmio, malacacheta/mica, ouro, prata e diamantes, além de ter uma das
maiores reservas de petróleo na África. Desta feita, o trabalho pretende, sob o prisma das
Relações Internacionais, analisar a política externa que a China adota em relação ao Sudão
do Sul, destacando os enlaces nos campos económico, político, psicossocial e militar entre
ambos. No final, pretende-se, ainda, contribuir para a construção de mais um instrumento de
análise da relação internacional que une dois extremos da geopolítica mundial
The research aims to answer the following question: what is the relationship between China and South Sudan in the current context? The African continent, particularly South Sudan, emerged as an important strategic area of the globe in the twenty-first century. If on the one hand, Africans have mineral and energy resources, on the other, China has become an important player in the international scene, eager to expand its political and economic sphere of influence. Thus, South Sudan is a fertile territory suitable for Chinese investment because the country is rich in iron ore, copper, chromium, zinc, wolfram, malacacheta/mica, gold, silver, and diamonds, in addition to having one of the largest oil reserves in Africa. Therefore, the paper aims to analyse China’s foreign policy for South Sudan from an international relations perspective, with special emphasis on economic, political, psychosocial, and military links. Finally, it also aims to contribute to the construction of a new instrument of analysis of international relations that unites two poles of global geopolitics
The research aims to answer the following question: what is the relationship between China and South Sudan in the current context? The African continent, particularly South Sudan, emerged as an important strategic area of the globe in the twenty-first century. If on the one hand, Africans have mineral and energy resources, on the other, China has become an important player in the international scene, eager to expand its political and economic sphere of influence. Thus, South Sudan is a fertile territory suitable for Chinese investment because the country is rich in iron ore, copper, chromium, zinc, wolfram, malacacheta/mica, gold, silver, and diamonds, in addition to having one of the largest oil reserves in Africa. Therefore, the paper aims to analyse China’s foreign policy for South Sudan from an international relations perspective, with special emphasis on economic, political, psychosocial, and military links. Finally, it also aims to contribute to the construction of a new instrument of analysis of international relations that unites two poles of global geopolitics
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China Sudão do Sul Relações internacionais South Sudan International relations