Connection with globalization
There are a couple of key terms that associate the economy of the Darfur conflict with the globalization. There is the economical globalization, trades, flows of capital & technology, as well as financing. Most of the globalization terms are often related to China, for the economy of the Darfur on a global scale mostly depends on China.
Economical globalization: the relationship that the economical globalization has with the economy of the Darfur conflict is that economical globalization defines itself from being the expansion of our connections on a economical basis with others which are located all around the world. (Steger, 2003, p.37) This can be seen with the exchanges that are been done between Sudan and other countries, such as China and the United States.
Trades: Trades find themselves to be very important in the economy of the Darfur conflicts. To be exact, the trades that are being done that promote the economy is the oil trade: Africa's exports to China are in oil, it also exports iron ore, metals, and other commodities, as well as a small amount of food and agricultural products.
Flows of capital & technology: Sudan would have been unable of exporting the amount of oil they presently do without having some kind of technology. Most of the technology that is being used in order to extract their oil was imported from China. ‘’China exports a range of machinery and transportation equipment, communications equipment, and electronics to African countries.’’ (Alessi, 2012, par 5)
Financing: The Chinese have financed Sudan with its multitude of loans done, as well as financing its infrastructures, such as their ‘’ highways, hospitals and schools’’. (Engdahl, 2007, par 9) China has invested over billions of dollars in Sudan: ‘’Sino-African trade reached $126.9 billion for 2010, while the trade volume between China and Africa rose 30 percent year-on-year during the first three quarters of 2011’’ (Alessi, 2012, par 4)
Economical globalization: the relationship that the economical globalization has with the economy of the Darfur conflict is that economical globalization defines itself from being the expansion of our connections on a economical basis with others which are located all around the world. (Steger, 2003, p.37) This can be seen with the exchanges that are been done between Sudan and other countries, such as China and the United States.
Trades: Trades find themselves to be very important in the economy of the Darfur conflicts. To be exact, the trades that are being done that promote the economy is the oil trade: Africa's exports to China are in oil, it also exports iron ore, metals, and other commodities, as well as a small amount of food and agricultural products.
Flows of capital & technology: Sudan would have been unable of exporting the amount of oil they presently do without having some kind of technology. Most of the technology that is being used in order to extract their oil was imported from China. ‘’China exports a range of machinery and transportation equipment, communications equipment, and electronics to African countries.’’ (Alessi, 2012, par 5)
Financing: The Chinese have financed Sudan with its multitude of loans done, as well as financing its infrastructures, such as their ‘’ highways, hospitals and schools’’. (Engdahl, 2007, par 9) China has invested over billions of dollars in Sudan: ‘’Sino-African trade reached $126.9 billion for 2010, while the trade volume between China and Africa rose 30 percent year-on-year during the first three quarters of 2011’’ (Alessi, 2012, par 4)