Titlebook: Rethinking the Silk Road; China’s Belt and Roa Maximilian Mayer Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 One Belt, On

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Connectivity and International Law in the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road,urpose of China’s current proposal to co-construct the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road is to work towards a regional cooperation network with the ocean as the main carrier and wherein maritime connectivity plays the essential role. The establishment of maritime connectivity faces challenges such as

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The Belt and Road Initiative and Comprehensive Regionalism in Central Asia,t by stating a need for broad conceptual frameworks to study the BR dynamics and consider the “world of regions” framework as such an alternative to mere geopolitical approaches. Subsequently, we evaluate BR as a regional initiative based on China-Central Asia relations. The last section discusses t

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The New Silk Road for China and Japan: Building on Shared Legacies,spite their competition for infrastructure projects and energy resources, China and Japan share a similar economic outlook for Central Asia but have different levels of strategic ambitions. In the economic arena, China and Japan have adopted a different approach to development cooperation from that

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,Former Empires, Rising Powers: Turkey’s Neo-Ottomanism and China’s New Silk Road,s a novel unit of analysis—“former empires/rising powers” (FERPs)—which addresses the Western-centric bias of much international relations (IR), and exceptionalism of much area studies scholarship. Examining Turkey’s neo-Ottomanism, it considers lessons for other FERPs, especially China’s new Silk R

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