Sanusha Naidu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3940635 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sanusha Naidu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sanusha |
| FAMILY NAME | Naidu |
| SIGNATURE | NAIDU S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stellenbosch University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
BRICS expansion
Using Negotiation Simulations in Conflict Theory Courses
While most scholarship on simulation pedagogy focuses on the undergraduate classroom, this article examines the challenges and opportunities of using negotiation-based simulations in a PhD-level conflict theory course. Specifically, it examines what learning endures months after the completion of the “Peacebuilding: The Challenge of Darfur” simulation from the National Museum of American Diplomacy, United States Department of State with students …
India’s African relations
China's (Re)-Emerging Relations with Africa
This article explores China's current engagements in Africa. It does not intend to reproduce the historical literature already evident in the discourse but rather seeks to place the current relationship in context and provide a more balanced view of where the points of convergence and divergence lie which may impinge positively or negatively on these relations. The articles seeks to treat emerging issues such as the possible impact of the economi…
India's Growing African Strategy
briefings (and review article by Mohan) examine the burgeoning literature and present cutting-edge empirical
China & India in Africa
China & India in Africa: An Introduction." Review of African Political Economy, 35(115), pp. 115–116
China–African relations
The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (Focac)
FOCAC 2006 concluded a year that was dubbed by the Chinese leadership as China's ‘Year of Africa’. On the surface, the ‘Year of Africa’ demonstrated a striking success for China. However, there are important factors that can undermine the relationship between Africa and China. The aim of this article is to explore whether the future of FOCAC can and would strengthen relations between Africa and China. What are the threats to FOCAC's future? To wh…
China fuels its future with Africa's riches
China is playing an increasingly influential role on the continent of Africa, and there is concern that the Chinese intend to aid and abet African dictators, gain a stranglehold on precious African natural resources, and undo much of the progress that has been made on democracy and governance in the last 15 years in African nations
Libya's Africa policy
Globalisation and democratisation
Election ‘99
In the Run‐up to the 1999 elections, both academia and the media assumed that there would be a ‘coloured’ and ‘Indian’ vote. This article challenges this assumption through a disaggregation of the election results. It illustrates an electoral heterogeneity within these communities with various classes voting in different ways. Moreover, the article demonstrates that lower income coloured and indian people were more reluctant to vote for the ANC w…
Election ‘99
In the Run‐up to the 1999 elections, both academia and the media assumed that there would be a ‘coloured’ and ‘Indian’ vote. This article challenges this assumption through a disaggregation of the election results. It illustrates an electoral heterogeneity within these communities with various classes voting in different ways. Moreover, the article demonstrates that lower income coloured and indian people were more reluctant to vote for the ANC w…
The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (Focac)
FOCAC 2006 concluded a year that was dubbed by the Chinese leadership as China's ‘Year of Africa’. On the surface, the ‘Year of Africa’ demonstrated a striking success for China. However, there are important factors that can undermine the relationship between Africa and China. The aim of this article is to explore whether the future of FOCAC can and would strengthen relations between Africa and China. What are the threats to FOCAC's future? To wh…
India's Growing African Strategy
briefings (and review article by Mohan) examine the burgeoning literature and present cutting-edge empirical
China–African relations
China fuels its future with Africa's riches
China is playing an increasingly influential role on the continent of Africa, and there is concern that the Chinese intend to aid and abet African dictators, gain a stranglehold on precious African natural resources, and undo much of the progress that has been made on democracy and governance in the last 15 years in African nations
Libya's Africa policy
BRICS expansion
China's (Re)-Emerging Relations with Africa
This article explores China's current engagements in Africa. It does not intend to reproduce the historical literature already evident in the discourse but rather seeks to place the current relationship in context and provide a more balanced view of where the points of convergence and divergence lie which may impinge positively or negatively on these relations. The articles seeks to treat emerging issues such as the possible impact of the economi…
China & India in Africa
China & India in Africa: An Introduction." Review of African Political Economy, 35(115), pp. 115–116
Election ‘99
In the Run‐up to the 1999 elections, both academia and the media assumed that there would be a ‘coloured’ and ‘Indian’ vote. This article challenges this assumption through a disaggregation of the election results. It illustrates an electoral heterogeneity within these communities with various classes voting in different ways. Moreover, the article demonstrates that lower income coloured and indian people were more reluctant to vote for the ANC w…
Globalisation and democratisation
Libya's Africa policy
China fuels its future with Africa's riches
China is playing an increasingly influential role on the continent of Africa, and there is concern that the Chinese intend to aid and abet African dictators, gain a stranglehold on precious African natural resources, and undo much of the progress that has been made on democracy and governance in the last 15 years in African nations
The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (Focac)
FOCAC 2006 concluded a year that was dubbed by the Chinese leadership as China's ‘Year of Africa’. On the surface, the ‘Year of Africa’ demonstrated a striking success for China. However, there are important factors that can undermine the relationship between Africa and China. The aim of this article is to explore whether the future of FOCAC can and would strengthen relations between Africa and China. What are the threats to FOCAC's future? To wh…
India's Growing African Strategy
briefings (and review article by Mohan) examine the burgeoning literature and present cutting-edge empirical
China & India in Africa
China & India in Africa: An Introduction." Review of African Political Economy, 35(115), pp. 115–116
China–African relations
China's (Re)-Emerging Relations with Africa
This article explores China's current engagements in Africa. It does not intend to reproduce the historical literature already evident in the discourse but rather seeks to place the current relationship in context and provide a more balanced view of where the points of convergence and divergence lie which may impinge positively or negatively on these relations. The articles seeks to treat emerging issues such as the possible impact of the economi…
India’s African relations
BRICS expansion
Using Negotiation Simulations in Conflict Theory Courses
While most scholarship on simulation pedagogy focuses on the undergraduate classroom, this article examines the challenges and opportunities of using negotiation-based simulations in a PhD-level conflict theory course. Specifically, it examines what learning endures months after the completion of the “Peacebuilding: The Challenge of Darfur” simulation from the National Museum of American Diplomacy, United States Department of State with students …
Political science (12 works) · Development economics (9 works) · Economics (9 works) · International Development and Aid (9 works) · China (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (4 works)