Asian Drivers
The Global Asian Driver Research Programme
DPP collaborates with a global group of researchers examining the impact of China and India on the developing world. Although each institution has its own area of expertise, we share a common framework and approach to assessing the nature and extent of the impacts of the Asian Drivers on low income economies.
The collaborating institutions are:
- Africa’s
Cooperation with New and Emerging Development Partners: Options for
Africa’s Development
- The
impact of China's global economic expansion on Latin America
- Royal African
Society
- Africa Asia Centre
- African Economic Research Consortium
- Centre for China-GMS Studies, Chiang Mai University, Thailand
- Centre for Chinese Studies, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
- Institute of Development Policy Management at the University of Manchester
- International Development Research Centre (Nairobi)
- Overseas Development Group, University of Norwich
- PRISM, University of Cape Town
- The
Rockefeller Foundation
- The
Politics of Chinese Engagement with African Development, an ESRC funded
project.
- Exporting
China's Development to the World
- John
Hopkins School of Advance International Studies Africa Program
- http://idsbetacms.ids.ac.uk/go/about-ids/news-and-commentary/august-2008-news/ids-and-china
Institue of Development Studies
- DPP staff part of new ESRC network grant on China's role in development
- Development Studies Association launches ‘China and Development’ Study Group
- Giles Mohan and Raphie Kaplinsky speak at Development Studies Association meeting on China
- Raphael Kaplinsky and Masuma Farooki participated in the SOAS International Workshop
- China's global economic expansion on Latin America
- Giles Mohan gets ESRC grant to study Chinese migrants in Africa
- Dams, development and the nation
- Giles Mohan co-organises workshop on Asian Mobilities
- Giles Mohan organises China-Ghana workshop in Accra
- Welcome to Visiting Fellow Dr Basile Ndjio
- Meeting of Three Worlds, Written by Pamela Whitby for BBC Focus on Africa magazine
- China’s Structural Demand And The Commodity Super Cycle; Implications For Africa
- Africa’s Cooperation with New and Emerging Development Partners: Options for Africa’s Development