Table of Contents

Chapter One: The importance of China and Uganda Chapter Two: A continental overview of China in Africa Chapter Three: China and the East African Community Chapter Four: China-Uganda relations and the regional imperative Chapter Five: China’s role in securitisations and the nature of Museveni’s methods Chapter Six: Conclusion and Final analysis Index

Promotional Information

An analysis of China’s role and impact on African regional security dynamics, showcasing how President Museveni of Uganda has been able to manipulate the presence of China to suit his domestic and regional agenda.

About the Author

Barney Walsh is a Lecturer in Security, Leadership and Development at the African Leadership Centre (ALC), King's College London, UK. He assists with delivery of the ALC's MSc Security, Leadership and Society and MSc Leadership and Development programmes.