Chinese businesses in Africa: Perspectives on corporate social responsibility and the role of Chinese government policies
Xiaoxue Weng and Lila Buckley (eds)
IIED’s Natural Resources Group, février 2016

Télécharger à http://pubs.iied.org/pdfs/17581IIED.pdf

This research aims to understand the role that Chinese policies and guidelines play in governing Chinese companies overseas, through exploring the experiences and perceptions of representatives in those companies. This discussion paper presents the key findings of fieldwork in Mozambique, Kenya and Uganda during August–September 2015, including a survey and interviews with fifty-eight Chinese personnel working for Chinese companies in these locations. Our findings revealed a complex governance matrix influencing the environmental and social performance of Chinese companies in Africa, in which Chinese policies play only a relatively minor role