will any american university professors step forward and
denounce this as chinese imperialism?
and where are the enviromentablistsssss?
Noam is indisposed.
You may be right in your implied double standards by the academic elite. But then again, the flip side is, the plight of Sudan was barely on the minds of many until China became involved.
I've mentioned the plight of what is going on in Sudan many a times on the FR before and have been called a bleeding heart liberal (which I am not). However, now that China is in the equation, Sudan suddenly gets notice here.
For many on this board, the concern isn't so much for Africa as it is that China is expanding her influence in the world. And what is happening in Africa is a convenient reason to confront China.