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Africans in China

  • Home
  • About
  • How many Africans are there in Guangzhou?
  • Feeling at ‘home’ in the ‘Chocolate City’?
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  • African Music & Aspirations in China
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  • Books on Africans in China
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by Roberto Castillo December 6, 2022 Number of comments0
Africans in China

For Africans in China the country is a dreamland and an accidental destination

By Kudus Oluwatoyin Adebayo Although most Africans in East Asia travelled to China in the past two decades, some foundContinue Reading

by Roberto Castillo August 25, 2021 Number of comments0
Africans in Guangzhou Research

Academic (Im)mobility: Ecology of Ethnographic Research and Knowledge Production on Africans in China

By Kudus Adebayo Abstract: Since the emergence of China in the geopolitical and economic spaces of Africa, academics have followedContinue Reading

by Roberto Castillo March 11, 2021 Number of comments0
Africans in China Research

Racial Discrimination in Uncertain Times: Covid-19, Positionality and Africans in China Studies

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by Roberto Castillo December 1, 2020 Number of comments0
Africans in Guangzhou Research

“I have a divine call to heal my people”: Motivations and strategies of Nigerian medicine traders in Guangzhou, China

By Kudus Oluwatoyin Adebayo Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria and Femi O. Omololu University of Ibadan,Continue Reading

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