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Table of Contents
Intro
Foreword: Africa Is Here
Acknowledgements
Contents
About the Author
List of Figures
List of Tables
Introduction: Turnaround and Let-Down - Making Sense of Brazil and Africa after the Surge
1 Book Outline
2 Chapter Outline
References
The Longue Durée of Brazil-Africa Relations (c. 1450-1960)
1 Introduction
2 The Portuguese Slave-Trading Monopoly in the Long Sixteenth Century (c. 1450-1640)
3 Atlantic Systems in the Long Eighteenth Century (c. 1640-1807)
4 Independent Brazil and the Making of the Contraband Slave Trade (1808-1850)
5 Disengagement, Persistence and Imagination (1851-1960)
5.1 The Weight of the Past
References
From Opportunity Seeking to Gap Filling: Reframing Brazil in Lusophone Africa
1 Introduction
2 How to Perceive Brazil in Africa
3 How to Perceive Brazil vs. Portugal in Africa
4 Dealing with the Aftermath of the 2012 Coup in Guinea-Bissau
5 The Adhesion of Equatorial Guinea to the CPLP
6 Reframing Brazil in Lusophone Africa
7 Conclusion
References
Brazilian Trade with Sub-Saharan Africa (2000-2018)
1 Introduction
2 Exploring the Causes for Trade Growth
3 Depth of Trade Integration
4 Politics of Trade
5 Concluding Remarks
References
Economic Diplomacy, Lula Style: The Case of Odebrecht in Angola
1 Introduction
2 Lula and Angola: A "Key in Hands" Operation
3 Angola: Appropriating Brazil
4 Conclusion
References
Brazil's Boom and Bust in Tanzania: A Case Study of Naivety?
1 Introduction
2 Agency Versus Structural Factors in Africa's Emerging Power Relations
2.1 Explaining Brazil-Africa Relations
2.1.1 Structural Determinants
2.1.2 Presidential and Corporate Agency
2.1.3 Naivety in Brazil's Relations with Africa
3 Case Study of Tanzania
3.1 History and Development Cooperation Projects
3.2 Private Sector Infrastructure Projects
3.2.1 Odebrecht in Tanzania
3.2.2 Queiroz Galvão in Tanzania
3.3 Misreading the Tanzanian State
4 Conclusion
References
Brazilian Health Cooperation in Africa: A Case Study of Promoting Pharmaceutical Production in Mozambique
1 Introduction
2 The Brazilian Domestic Response in Addressing HIV/ AIDS
3 Brazilian South-South Health Cooperation in Addressing HIV/AIDS
4 Brazilian South-South Cooperation and the ARV Factory in Mozambique
4.1 Early Brazilian Initiatives to Address HIV/AIDS in Mozambique
4.2 The Negotiations Associated with the Factory
5 Conclusion
References
Participation, Critical Support and Disagreement: Brazil-Africa Relations from the Prism of Civil Society
1 Introduction
2 Civil Society Engagement in Brazil-Africa Relations in the Twenty-First Century
3 Unpacking Brazilian Civil Society Engagement: Actors, Issues and Modes of Engagement
3.1 Engaging Brazil-Africa Relations at Home and Abroad: The Who and the How
Foreword: Africa Is Here
Acknowledgements
Contents
About the Author
List of Figures
List of Tables
Introduction: Turnaround and Let-Down - Making Sense of Brazil and Africa after the Surge
1 Book Outline
2 Chapter Outline
References
The Longue Durée of Brazil-Africa Relations (c. 1450-1960)
1 Introduction
2 The Portuguese Slave-Trading Monopoly in the Long Sixteenth Century (c. 1450-1640)
3 Atlantic Systems in the Long Eighteenth Century (c. 1640-1807)
4 Independent Brazil and the Making of the Contraband Slave Trade (1808-1850)
5 Disengagement, Persistence and Imagination (1851-1960)
5.1 The Weight of the Past
References
From Opportunity Seeking to Gap Filling: Reframing Brazil in Lusophone Africa
1 Introduction
2 How to Perceive Brazil in Africa
3 How to Perceive Brazil vs. Portugal in Africa
4 Dealing with the Aftermath of the 2012 Coup in Guinea-Bissau
5 The Adhesion of Equatorial Guinea to the CPLP
6 Reframing Brazil in Lusophone Africa
7 Conclusion
References
Brazilian Trade with Sub-Saharan Africa (2000-2018)
1 Introduction
2 Exploring the Causes for Trade Growth
3 Depth of Trade Integration
4 Politics of Trade
5 Concluding Remarks
References
Economic Diplomacy, Lula Style: The Case of Odebrecht in Angola
1 Introduction
2 Lula and Angola: A "Key in Hands" Operation
3 Angola: Appropriating Brazil
4 Conclusion
References
Brazil's Boom and Bust in Tanzania: A Case Study of Naivety?
1 Introduction
2 Agency Versus Structural Factors in Africa's Emerging Power Relations
2.1 Explaining Brazil-Africa Relations
2.1.1 Structural Determinants
2.1.2 Presidential and Corporate Agency
2.1.3 Naivety in Brazil's Relations with Africa
3 Case Study of Tanzania
3.1 History and Development Cooperation Projects
3.2 Private Sector Infrastructure Projects
3.2.1 Odebrecht in Tanzania
3.2.2 Queiroz Galvão in Tanzania
3.3 Misreading the Tanzanian State
4 Conclusion
References
Brazilian Health Cooperation in Africa: A Case Study of Promoting Pharmaceutical Production in Mozambique
1 Introduction
2 The Brazilian Domestic Response in Addressing HIV/ AIDS
3 Brazilian South-South Health Cooperation in Addressing HIV/AIDS
4 Brazilian South-South Cooperation and the ARV Factory in Mozambique
4.1 Early Brazilian Initiatives to Address HIV/AIDS in Mozambique
4.2 The Negotiations Associated with the Factory
5 Conclusion
References
Participation, Critical Support and Disagreement: Brazil-Africa Relations from the Prism of Civil Society
1 Introduction
2 Civil Society Engagement in Brazil-Africa Relations in the Twenty-First Century
3 Unpacking Brazilian Civil Society Engagement: Actors, Issues and Modes of Engagement
3.1 Engaging Brazil-Africa Relations at Home and Abroad: The Who and the How