2016/06/22 | Xiaochen Su

Taiwan Luxury Mega Club Absurdities vs. African Dance Bars

Local dance bars in Tanzania beat every high-end nightspot in Taiwan and Asia. 

2016/06/07 | Xiaochen Su

Violence Against Chinese Nationals Looms in Africa

As the Chinese become a wealthy minority in Africa, it is only a matter of time before they become primary targets for race-based state violence.

2016/06/03 | Xiaochen Su

Vigilante Justice in Asia and Africa: A Threat to the State?

Vigilante justice in Asia and Africa may look like a convenient way out for profit-seeking police officers, but its prevalence can also undermine the entire legal framework of a nation. 

2016/05/30 | Xiaochen Su

What is Stopping Africans from Traveling Abroad?

It may be tempting to believe that a lack of financial resources is the sole reason why Africans don’t travel more. However, deeper cultural values play a greater role than you might think.

2016/05/24 | Xiaochen Su

Chinese Signs in the Ethiopian Highlands

2016/05/18 | Xiaochen Su

Field Notes from Africa: Should the Impoverished Maintain Historical Treasures?

2016/05/10 | Xiaochen Su

Field Notes from Rural Africa: How Money-Hungry Communities Kill off Informal Loans

2016/05/03 | Xiaochen Su

Why Do Africans Buy “Made in China” Products With Terrible Reputations?

2016/04/26 | Xiaochen Su

Lack of Infrastructure in Africa as a Problem of Resource Allocation

2016/04/20 | Xiaochen Su

Arrival of the Korean Wave in Rural Africa

2016/04/08 | Xiaochen Su

Field Notes from Africa: the Sorrows and Opportunities of Rich Foreigners on a Poor Continent

2016/03/28 | Xiaochen Su

The “Global” Market for Second-hand Clothing: Africa as the Loser of Global Industrialization

2016/03/21 | Xiaochen Su

Field Notes From Rural Africa: Does A Wedding Connect Two People Or A Whole Community?