The Routledge Handbook of the Belt and Road
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The Routledge Handbook of the Belt and Road

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The Routledge Handbook of the Belt and Road

About this book

The third edition of The Routledge Handbook of the Belt and Road documents the developments and achievements of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) from 2020 to 2022, capturing the latest evolution of this important international cooperation framework.

With 135 carefully curated entries, this latest edition builds on its predecessors while focusing on new concepts and developments in the 2020–2022 period. The Handbook covers a wide range of topics, including new concepts, working mechanisms, projects, forums, and bilateral and multilateral cooperation initiatives. Each entry follows a consistent, reader-friendly format that outlines the significance, content and progress of various Belt and Road developments, effectively summarizing the theoretical and practical achievements of the initiative to date.

This Handbook will serve members of global think tanks, policymakers and observers involved in the development of the BRI, as well as researchers interested in the latest trends of this global initiative and Chinese economics, politics and international policy.

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Information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2025
eBook ISBN
9781040422267
Topic
Economics
Subtopic
International Economics
Index
Economics

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half-Title Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Table of Contents
  6. List of Figures
  7. List of Contributors
  8. Foreword
  9. Preface I to the 2022 Chinese Edition
  10. Preface II to the 2022 Chinese Edition
  11. Preface III to the 2022 Chinese Edition
  12. Part 1 A New Vision for Jointly Building the Belt and Road Initiative
  13. 1 The Principle of Extensive Consultation, Joint Contribution and Shared Benefits
  14. 2 Open, Green and Clean Cooperation
  15. 3 High-Standard Cooperation to Improve People’s Lives and Promote Sustainable Development
  16. 4 Trust Deficit and the Belt and Road
  17. 5 Concept of Global Governance
  18. 6 Exchanges and Mutual Learning among Civilizations
  19. Part 2 The Belt and Road Initiative and the Building of Community with a Shared Future
  20. 7 A Community of All Life on the Earth
  21. 8 Asia–Pacific Community with a Shared Future
  22. 9 China–ASEAN Community with a Shared Future
  23. 10 China–Africa Community of Shared Future
  24. 11 A Community with a Shared Future for Global Development
  25. 12 A Community of Security for Us All
  26. 13 A Community of Development for Us All
  27. 14 A Community of Cultural Exchanges for Us All
  28. 15 A Community of Health for Us All
  29. 16 A Maritime Community with a Shared Future
  30. Part 3 The Way to the Belt and Road Initiative
  31. 17 Road for Peace
  32. 18 Road of Prosperity
  33. 19 Road of Opening Up
  34. 20 Road of Innovation
  35. 21 Road Connecting Different Civilizations
  36. 22 Road Creating More Opportunities
  37. 23 A Model of Cooperation
  38. 24 A Model of Health
  39. 25 A Model of Recovery
  40. 26 A Model of Growth
  41. 27 A Pathway to Poverty Alleviation
  42. 28 A Pathway to the Rule of Law
  43. 29 A Rule-Based Road
  44. 30 The Journey of Enhancing Solidarity and Cooperation
  45. 31 The Journey of Upholding Our Common Security
  46. 32 The Journey of Promoting Openness and Integration
  47. 33 The Journey of Boosting Interactions and Mutual Learning
  48. 34 Clean Silk Road
  49. 35 Digital Silk Road
  50. 36 Green Silk Road
  51. 37 A Health Silk Road
  52. 38 Polar Silk Road
  53. Part 4 Financing Channel for the Belt and Road Projects
  54. 39 Guiding Principles on Financing the Development of the Belt and Road
  55. 40 The Belt and Road Special Lending Scheme
  56. 41 Government Concessional Loan and Preferential Buyer’s Credit
  57. 42 China–Africa Cross-border RMB Center
  58. 43 South–South Cooperation Assistance Fund
  59. 44 China–UN Peace and Development Fund
  60. 45 SINO–CEE Fund
  61. 46 China–CEEC Inter-Bank Association
  62. 47 China–ASEAN Cooperation Fund
  63. Part 5 Cooperative Parks/Economic Corridors under the Belt and Road Initiative
  64. 48 Overseas Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone
  65. 49 The Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area
  66. 50 China–Brunei Darussalam–Indonesia–Malaysia-the Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (China-BIMP-EAGA)
  67. 51 China–ASEAN Information Harbor
  68. 52 Lancang–Mekong Cooperation
  69. 53 Brunei–Guangxi Economic Corridor
  70. 54 China–Malaysia Qinzhou Industrial Park
  71. 55 Malaysia–China Kuantan Industrial Park
  72. 56 China–Myanmar Economic Corridor
  73. 57 The New International Land–Sea Trade Corridor of the China–Singapore (Chongqing) Demonstration Initiative on Strategic Connectivity
  74. 58 The Nepal–China Trans-Himalayan Multi-Dimensional Connectivity Network
  75. 59 Great Stone China–Belarus Industrial Park
  76. 60 China–UAE Industrial Capacity Cooperation Demonstration Zone
  77. 61 China–Egypt Suez Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone
  78. 62 Addis Ababa–Djibouti Economic Corridor, including the Development of Industrial Parks along the Economic Corridor
  79. 63 Lamu Port–South Sudan–Ethiopia Transport Corridor
  80. 64 Baku–Tbilisi–Kars New Railway Line and Alyat Free Economic Zone in Baku
  81. 65 Argentina–Chile Agua Negra Pass International Tunnel
  82. 66 Free Trade Zone Alliance for the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor
  83. Part 6 Progress Made in the Belt and Road Projects
  84. 67 China–Europe Railway Express
  85. 68 Belgrade–Budapest Railway
  86. 69 China–Europe Land–Sea Express Line
  87. 70 International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC)
  88. 71 Transcontinental Shipment of Cargo Using the Capacities of the Northern Sea Route
  89. 72 Arctic Shipping Routes
  90. 73 China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan International Highway
  91. 74 China–Laos–Thailand Railway Cooperation
  92. 75 China–Laos Railway
  93. 76 China–Tajikistan–Uzbekistan International Highway
  94. 77 Transoceanic Fiber Optic Cable
  95. 78 Piraeus Port in Greece
  96. 79 Smederevo Steel Plant in Serbia
  97. 80 PeljeĹĄac Bridge in Croatia
  98. 81 The Ghana Tema New Container Terminal Project by CHEC
  99. 82 Halfaya Oilfield in Iraq
  100. Part 7 Multilateral Cooperation Launched by the International Community
  101. 83 Conference of the Contracting Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
  102. 84 United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) International Conference on Silk Road Tourism
  103. 85 World Forum for Intercultural Dialogue within the framework of the Baku Process
  104. 86 World Youth Forum
  105. 87 Sustainable Blue Economy Conference
  106. 88 Singapore Convention on Mediation
  107. 89 Tbilisi Silk Road Forum
  108. 90 The EU Trans-European Transport Networks
  109. 91 Partnership of Connectivity between Europe and Asia
  110. 92 Europe–Caucasus–Asia International Transport Corridor and Trans-Caspian International Transport Route
  111. 93 Berlin Process
  112. 94 Middle Corridor Initiative
  113. 95 The Partnership on Sustainable Connectivity and Quality Infrastructure between the European Union and Japan
  114. 96 Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Economic Cooperation
  115. 97 Eastern Economic Corridor in Thailand
  116. 98 Indonesia’s Regional Comprehensive Economic Corridors
  117. 99 African Continental Free Trade Agreement
  118. 100 Pan-Arab Free Trade Area
  119. 101 Vision 2030 from Saudi Arabia
  120. 102 The Silk City and the Five Islands Development Projects of Kuwait
  121. 103 Eurasian Economic Union with the Belt and Road
  122. 104 Rectangular Strategy of Cambodia
  123. 105 Big Building and Special Building Program of the Philippines with the Belt and Road:
  124. 106 Mongolia Initiative (Rewarding Diplomats and Young Scholars Promoting the Belt and Road Cooperation)
  125. Part 8 Bilateral and Multilateral Cooperation Launched by China
  126. 107 The Third China International Import Expo
  127. 108 The Fourth China International Import Expo
  128. 109 China International Fair for Trade in Services
  129. 110 The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Forum on People-to-People Friendship
  130. 111 New Progress in the Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC)
  131. 112 China-Arab States Cooperation Forum
  132. 113 Cooperation between China and Central and Eastern European Countries
  133. 114 International Youth Forum on Creativity and Heritage along the Silk Roads
  134. 115 Global Silk Road Cities Mayors Forum
  135. 116 The China–EU Comprehensive Agreement on Investment
  136. 117 The China–EU Agreement on Geographical Indications
  137. 118 China–EU Green Cooperation
  138. 119 Memoranda of Understanding on Belt and Road Cooperation
  139. 120 The Advisory Council of the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation
  140. 121 The Alliance of International Science Organizations in the Belt and Road Region
  141. 122 The Belt and Road News Network
  142. 123 Promote a Coalition of Sustainable Cities
  143. 124 The International Academy of Science of the Silk Road
  144. 125 Belt and Road Energy Partnership
  145. 126 The Belt and Road Initiative Tax Administration Cooperation Mechanism
  146. 127 The Belt and Road Channel
  147. 128 Joint Statement on Pragmatic Cooperation in the Field of Intellectual Property among Countries along the Belt and Road
  148. 129 Ningbo Initiative on the Maritime Silk Road Port Cooperation
  149. 130 International Infrastructure and Standards
  150. 131 China–EU Connectivity Platform
  151. 132 Solar Wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE)
  152. 133 Silk Road E-commerce
  153. 134 The “Great Green Wall”
  154. 135 Global Silk Road Awards