Scope and limit of soft power of powers in Africa

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The book explores the growing influence of Russia, China, and France in Africa since the 2000s, driven by multinational corporations' internationalization. It examines how these powers use soft power through special economic zones and aid policies to enhance their image while potentially posing risks to Africa. The central question investigates whether this soft power represents a threat to the continent, delving into the complexities of foreign influence and its implications for African sovereignty and development.