The contributors to New World Orderings demonstrate that China's twenty-first-century rise occurs not only through economics and state politics, but equally through its relationships and interactions with the Global South.

Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Contact, Communication, Imagination, and Strategies of Worldmaking / Carlos Rojas and Lisa Rofel -- Part I: Geopolitics and Discourse -- 1. Turning the Tables on the Global North: China, Afro-Asia, and Cold War Cultural Diplomacy / Nicolai Volland -- 2. From the Washington Consensus to the Beijing Consensus: Latin America Facing the Rise of China as a Great Power / Luciano Damián Bolinaga -- 3. Prehistories of China-Tanzania: Intermediaries, Subempires, and the Use and Abuse of Comparison / Derek Sheridan -- 4. A World Republic of Southern Letters / Ng Kim Chew -- Part II: Labor and Exchange -- 5. New Livelihood Strategies and Ways of Being for African Women and Men in China's Workshop of the World / T. Tu Huynh -- 6. Prophetic Becoming: The Prosperity Doctrinein Guangzhou, China / Nellie Chu -- 7. Soy Makes Us Friends . . . or Not: Negotiating the "Chinese Landing" in Argentina's Contact Zone / Rachel Cypher and Lisa Rofel -- 8. Displacing Labor: China, Argentina, and the Work of Globalization / Andrea Bachner -- Part III: Mobility and Displacement -- 9. Global South Frontiers: Chinese Worldmaking and Racial Imaginaries of Johannesburg / Mingwei Huang -- 10. A Cultural Cartography of the Sinophone Diaspora in Southeast Asia: The Cinema of Midi Z / Yu-Lin Lee -- 11. Writing South: Narratives of Homeland and Diaspora in Southeast Asia / Carlos Rojas -- 12. The Chinese Literary Imaginary and the Global South in Deep Time / Shuang Shen -- Works Cited -- Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Z.

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