LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
Foreword
Preface: The Silk Road by land and sea
PART I Contribution of China's Reform and Opening-Up to the World and
Formation of the Belt and Road Initiative
1. The Historic Contribution of China's Reform and Opening-Up to the World
2. Developing an Open Economy and the Belt and Road
3. China's Economic Restructuring and the Belt and Road
4. Innovation-driven Development and the Belt and Road
5. Responsibilities of China and the Belt and Road
6. Confidence of a Major Country and the Belt and Road
7. Deficit in Development and the Belt and Road
8. Deficit in Peace and the Belt and Road
9. Deficit in Governance and the Belt and Road
PART II Historic Inheritance
10. Naming of the Silk Road
11. A Brief History of the Silk Road
12. The Overland Silk Road
13. The Maritime Silk Road
14. Silk Road and Exchanges Among Different Countries
15. The Silk Road Spirit
PART III Formation and Framework of the Concept
16. Process for Proposing the Concept
17. Background
18. The Belt and Road Initiative Framework
19. Basic Contents
20. Basic Principles
21. Partners
22. General Ideas
23. Directions of Cooperation
24. Cooperation Mechanisms
25. Organisational Structure
PART IV The Five Roads
26. The Belt and Road Initiative and the Road of Peace
27. The Belt and Road Initiative and the Road of Prosperity
28. The Belt and Road Initiative and the Road of Openness
29. The Belt and Road Initiative and the Road of Innovation
30. The Belt and Road Initiative and the Road Connecting Different Civilisations
PART V Five Types of Connectivity
31. Policy Coordination
32. Connectivity of Infrastructure
33. Unimpeded Trade
34. Financial Integration
35. Understanding Between People
PART VI The Six Economic Corridors
36. China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor
37. The New Eurasian Continental Bridge Economic Corridor
38. The China-Central Asia-West Asia Economic Corridor
39. The China-Indochina Peninsula Economic Corridor
40. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor