
ABOUT US
The New Silk Road project is dedicated to promoting evidence research and education on national and international efforts to improve the infrastructure and connectivity among the countries of Asia and Europe. It brings together over 750 teachers and researchers from a wide range of disciplines and working in over 80 countries. Membership is open to all.
Books

February 2021

August 2020

May 2019

May 2007
Projects
The New Silk Roads project is producing short podcasts and videos for use in teaching and in stimulating wider debate. It has four series devoted to the history of the silk road, the background and debates surrounding China’s Belt and Road initiative and two series devoted separately to the developments along the overland and maritime routes connecting Asia and Europe.

NEW BOOK expected SUMMER 2022

NEW BOOK expected SPRING 2022

NEW BOOK expected SUMMER 2022

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PODCAST and VIDEOS
The New Silk Roads project is producing short podcasts and videos for use in teaching and in stimulating wider debate. It has four series devoted to the history of the silk road, the background and debates surrounding China’s Belt and Road initiative and two series devoted separately to the developments along the overland and maritime routes connecting Asia and Europe.

Silk Road Histories:
SRH series
Highlights the developments of land and seaborne trade and connectivity between Asia and Europe over the past four thousand years

China’s Belt and Road: BRI series
Examines the policies of China’s Belt and Road initiative, as well as those of other countries, and the reaction to them

New Silk Roads (overland): NSR series
Explores the overland developments in trade and infrastructure on the Eurasian land-mass between China and Europe

Maritime Silk Road : MSR series
Analyses developments in trade and shipping on the trade routes between Asia and Europe, and the supply-lines feeding into these
e-LIBRARY
The electronic libraries offer instant access to hundreds of free on-line reports and resources. They are designed for the use by teachers and by students looking for inspiration for essays and theses. The largest library covers China’s Belt and Road initiative and the reactions to it. Other library collections are devoted to the maritime silk road, the digital silk road and the Arctic silk road.


Teaching
The New Silk Roads project encourages its far-flung network of teachers to turn distance to advantage and to collaborate in finding innovative ways to teach their courses. This section includes several ‘how to’ videos to help students prepare assignments and applications