全球视野下的一带一路：丝路复兴（英文版）

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Section 3 Promoting Trade and Investment Lib-eralization from the Perspective of a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind

Section 2 The Belt and Road Initiative as an Im-portant Grip to Build a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind

Section 1 Significance of Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind

Chapter 8 The Belt and Road Initiative Leading to a Community with a Shared Future for Man-kind

Section 4 Singapore’s Experience

Section 3 Cultural Preparation

Section 4 RMB Offshore Markets

Section 2 Institutional Preparations

Section 1 Material and Technical Foundation

Chapter 7 Specific Deliberation about the Belt and Road Initiative-the Maritime Silk Road

Section 4 Revival of Eurasia

Section 3 Cultural Differences

Section 2 Institutional Differences

Section 1 Constraints on the Development of the Land Silk Road

Chapter 6 Specific Deliberation about the Belt and Road Initiative-on the Land Silk Road

Section 7 Contrast between China and Other Countries

Section 6 Historical Reasons for the Increase in China’s ODI in Recent Years

Section 5 Free Trade Ports

Section 4 Official Attitudes and Public Acceptance

Section 3 Categories of Trade Goods

Section 2 The Monetary System and Financial Institutions

Section 1 Trade System

Chapter 5 Holistic Thinking about the Belt and Road Initiative

Section 5 The First War for Trade Balance-the First Opium War

Section 4 World Powers after the Age of Explora-tion

Section 3 Important Historical Roles

Section 2 The Impacts of Foreign Trade

Section 1 Trade Overview

Chapter 4 The Beginning of the Age of Exploration:The Structure of Trade for Nearly Two Hun-dred Years from the Qing Dynasty

Section 6 Summary

Section 5 British Ambassador Macartney’s Visit to China

Section 4 Zheng He’s Voyages to the Western Ocean

Section 3 Stories of Marco Polo

Section 2 Gan Ying’s Mission to Daqin

Section 1 Stories of Zhang Qian

Chapter 3 Pioneers on the Silk Road

Section 3 The Theory Proposed by Contemporary American Strategist Brzezinski

Section 2 The Rimland Theory Proposed by Dutch Strategist Spykman

Section 1 The Eurasian World Island Theory Pro-posed by British Geographer Mackinder

Chapter 2 Geopolitical and Geo-economic Theories

Section 2 The Belt and Road Initiative: An Inter-national Comparison Perspective

Section 1 From the Silk Road to the Belt and Road Initiative

Chapter 1 The Roadmap and Timetable of China’s Internationalization

Preface

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Preface

Chapter 1 The Roadmap and Timetable of China’s Internationalization

Section 1 From the Silk Road to the Belt and Road Initiative

Section 2 The Belt and Road Initiative: An Inter-national Comparison Perspective

Chapter 2 Geopolitical and Geo-economic Theories

Section 1 The Eurasian World Island Theory Pro-posed by British Geographer Mackinder

Section 2 The Rimland Theory Proposed by Dutch Strategist Spykman

Section 3 The Theory Proposed by Contemporary American Strategist Brzezinski

Chapter 3 Pioneers on the Silk Road

Section 1 Stories of Zhang Qian

Section 2 Gan Ying’s Mission to Daqin

Section 3 Stories of Marco Polo

Section 4 Zheng He’s Voyages to the Western Ocean

Section 5 British Ambassador Macartney’s Visit to China

Section 6 Summary

Chapter 4 The Beginning of the Age of Exploration:The Structure of Trade for Nearly Two Hun-dred Years from the Qing Dynasty

Section 1 Trade Overview

Section 2 The Impacts of Foreign Trade

Section 3 Important Historical Roles

Section 4 World Powers after the Age of Explora-tion

Section 5 The First War for Trade Balance-the First Opium War

Chapter 5 Holistic Thinking about the Belt and Road Initiative

Section 1 Trade System

Section 2 The Monetary System and Financial Institutions

Section 3 Categories of Trade Goods

Section 4 Official Attitudes and Public Acceptance

Section 5 Free Trade Ports

Section 6 Historical Reasons for the Increase in China’s ODI in Recent Years

Section 7 Contrast between China and Other Countries

Chapter 6 Specific Deliberation about the Belt and Road Initiative-on the Land Silk Road

Section 1 Constraints on the Development of the Land Silk Road

Section 2 Institutional Differences

Section 3 Cultural Differences

Section 4 Revival of Eurasia

Chapter 7 Specific Deliberation about the Belt and Road Initiative-the Maritime Silk Road

Section 1 Material and Technical Foundation

Section 2 Institutional Preparations

Section 4 RMB Offshore Markets

Section 3 Cultural Preparation

Section 4 Singapore’s Experience

Chapter 8 The Belt and Road Initiative Leading to a Community with a Shared Future for Man-kind

Section 1 Significance of Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind

Section 2 The Belt and Road Initiative as an Im-portant Grip to Build a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind

Section 3 Promoting Trade and Investment Lib-eralization from the Perspective of a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind

Postscript