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El. knyga: South-South Transfer: A Study of Sino-African Exchanges [Taylor & Francis e-book]

  • Formatas: 264 pages
  • Serija: East Asia
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-May-2001
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781315790930
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  • Formatas: 264 pages
  • Serija: East Asia
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-May-2001
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • ISBN-13: 9781315790930
This study directs attention towards a South-South dimension of knowledge transfer: specifically, China's educational exchange programs for Africa.
Preface v
Acknowledgments vii
Table of Contents
xi
Introduction
Context
1(1)
Purpose
1(1)
Significance
2(1)
Methodology
3(1)
Limitations
3(2)
Outline
5(2)
China's Changing World View: The Evolution of Foreign Policy During the Maoist Reign
Introduction
7(1)
Purpose and Focus
8(1)
The Peaceful Coexistence Approach
8(4)
The Dominance of Revolution
12(6)
The Grand Alliance
18(5)
Conclusions
23(4)
Considerations of Theoretical Frameworks
Introduction
27(1)
Purpose and Focus
27(1)
Period of Borrowing
28(1)
Period of Prediction
29(1)
Period of Analysis: The Historical Approach
29(1)
Positive-Inductive Approach
30(1)
Problem Approach
31(1)
Dependency/World Systems Analysis
32(2)
World Order Models Projects (WOMP)
34(2)
Conclusions
36(3)
Research Design and Data Collection
Introduction
39(1)
Purpose and Focus
39(1)
Intended Research Protocol
40(4)
Modifications to Intended Research Protocol
44(2)
Actual Research Protocol
46(7)
Summary
53(2)
Final Reflections on Methodology
55(4)
Student Profile
Introduction
59(1)
Organization of Findings
59(1)
Biographical Information
60(2)
Family Background
62(4)
Cultural Background
66(1)
Academic Background
67(2)
Current Education in China
69(3)
Summary Profile
72(3)
Motivation
Financial Motivations
75(6)
Academic Motivations
81(2)
Employment Motivation
83(3)
Personal Motivations
86(3)
Other Motivating Factors
89(3)
Summary of Motivational Factors
92(3)
Issues
Level of Agreement and Disagreement on Issue Statements
95(3)
Written Comments on the Questionaire
98(1)
The Interviews
99(7)
Embassy Counsellor Perspective
106(3)
Social Contact
Main Source of Company
109(3)
Close Companionship
112(1)
Frequency of Social Contact
113(6)
Academic Experience
Ease and Difficulty in Academic Tasks
119(4)
Evaluating Academic Experience in China
123(10)
Chinese Language and Progress
Chinese Language Training
133(4)
Chinese Language Proficiency
137(2)
Academic Progress and Language Proficiency
139(8)
Financial Support
Sources and Percentages of Support
147(2)
Sufficiency of Financial Support
149(18)
Conclusions
China's Changing World View
167(3)
World Order Models Project (WOMP)
170(3)
Final Comments
173(8)
REFERENCES 181(12)
APPENDIXES A-N 193(62)
A: A Sketch of Sino-African Relations in Historical Perspective
195(6)
B: Letter Announcing China/Canada Scholars & Students Exchange Program, November 25, 1996
201(2)
C: Letter of Recommendation from China/Canada Scholars Exchange Program, March 25, 1997
203(2)
D: Letter of Confirmation from China/Canada Scholars Exchange Program, July 28, 1997
205(2)
E: Admission Notice, June 6, 1997
207(2)
F: Intended Interview Consent Form for African Students
209(2)
G: Intended Interview Consent Form for Chinese Participants
211(2)
H: Cover Letter and Questionnaire in English
213(14)
I: Cover Letter and Questionnaries in French
227(14)
J: Intended Interview Schedule For African Students
241(2)
K: Intended Interview Schedule for Chinese Participants
243(2)
L: Original and Translated Document from the Department of Foreign Affairs of the State Education Commission, April 18, 1997
245(6)
M: Memorandum from the General Union of African Students in China (GUASC), Shanghai Executive Bureau, July 4, 1996
251(2)
N: Letter from Master's and Doctoral Foreign Students, To the Director of the Foreign Students' Office, Tongji University, Shanghai, China, November 17, 1997
253(2)
Index 255
Sandra Gillespie