Sixty Years of Ghana-China Relations, one of only a handful of book-length treatments of a single African country’s ties with China, chronicles the sixtyyear history and delves into diplomacy of architecture, gastrodiplomacy, chronopolitics, racism with Chinese characteristics, and more. All in all, it provides wideranging analysis that balances both praise and critiques. An important volume that brings both depth and breadth to the ongoing study of Africa-China ties.

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Ghana, China, Ghana-China relations, Emmanuel Hevi, African agency