China in the Caribbean Podcast
1) Sino-Venezuelan Relations with Parsifal D’Sola
This episode features Parsifal D’Sola, a Chinese Foreign Policy analyst focused on Sino-Venezuelan relations. He is also the Founder and CEO of the Andrés Bello Foundation – China Latin American Resea...Show More
2) Black Panthers to Higher Brothers: Blackness and Anti-Blackness in China
Why did the Black Panthers get offered asylum in China? Why did W.E.B Du Bois change his mind about Mao? In this episode I am speaking with Dr. Keisha Brown about Sino-Black Relations. Dr. Brown is a...Show More
3) China's Security Engagement in the Caribbean
In this episode I will be talking with Dr. Evan Ellis on the view from the U.S of China's security engagement with the Caribbean. We discussed China's role in UN Peacekeeping missions to Haiti; the co...Show More
4) China Watching from the Caribbean with Jeremy Goldkorn
In this episode I'll be chatting with Jeremy Goldkorn. Jeremy worked in China for 20 years as an editor and entrepreneur. He is Editor-in-Chief of SupChina, and co-founder of the Sinica Podcast. We ...Show More
5) Debt and Discontent? Chinese Loans in the Caribbean
In this episode I'll be chatting with Ruben Gonzalez-Vicente. He is a Lecturer at Leiden University in the Netherlands and studies China's relations in Latin America and the Caribbean. We chat about C...Show More
6) Thinking about Taiwan from the Caribbean
Cross-strait relations do feature in caribbean foreign policy given that the region has quite a high proportion of Taiwan allies. We cannot discuss China in the Caribbean without thinking seriously ab...Show More
7) What the Caribbean can Learn about China from Africa
In this episode i'll be talking with Eric Olander, co-founder of the fantastic China in Africa Project.Caribbean policy makers often believe they have recreate the wheel when it comes to China policy....Show More
8) U.S. Open Source Industrial Policy, Dank Russian Memes, and Chinese Rap
In this episode I'm speaking with Jordan Schneider, host of the ChinaTalk Podcast. He also has a great newsletter that you should subscribe to: https://chinatalk.substack.com/We discuss:The possible ...Show More
9) From Bullets to Bricks: China's Foreign Aid to the Caribbean in the Cold War Era
Jared Ward is a lecturer at a number of Midwest universities including the University of Akron, John Carroll University, and Notre Dame College (Ohio). In this episode we discuss his PhD research that...Show More
From Bullets to Bricks: China's Foreign Aid to the Caribbean in the Cold War Era
33:32 | Nov 22nd, 2020
10) Sino-CARICOM Trade Frustrations
Sino-CARICOM trade is a hot topic now. But can a trade agreement between the Caribbean and China actually be useful? In this episode, Alicia Nicholls offers some skepticism on that point. We had a wi...Show More