Abstract
China's arrival on the African economic scene is overturning the balance of forces in place since the independence of African countries. Africa is regarded by some as a "new hunting ground" or "promised land" for China, making it part of its global strategy. This article sets out to examine one of China's so-called "soft power" strategies, represented by the widespread practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine (hereafter TCM) overseas. It focuses on Cameroon, which is a mainstay for Central Africa on account of its harbour and its regional economic dominance. {©} 2011 - China Perspectives.
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Pokam, H. D. P. (2011). Chinese Medicine in Cameroon. China Perspectives, 2011(3), 51–58. https://doi.org/10.4000/chinaperspectives.5642
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