Growing instability across Africa has focused fresh attention on China’s policy of avoiding internal politics and carrying on with business as usual, raising questions about whether it will be able to continue this approach.For years, Chinese companies have been risk-takers and thrived in potentially hostile environments that Western firms shunned – even amid civil wars and coups – as part of Beijing’s non-interference policy.David Shinn, a professor at George Washington University’s Elliott…
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Will African conflicts threaten China’s business as usual approach?
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