The Third International Forum on the “New Silk Road” and Sino-European Cooperation

The Forum aims to discuss the "Belt and Road Initiative" (BRI) in a collaboration between researchers, policy makers, business people and representatives of civil society. The BRI raises a plethora of highly interesting but difficult questions. Academics worldwide are challenged to contribute to unravelling the opportunities and risks emerging with the unfolding of the BRI and the possible creation of a new economic sphere spanning the Eurasian continent from its Western to its Eastern tip. The Third International Forum on the New Silk Road and Sino-European Cooperation intends to contribute to this academic debate, by bringing together the most competitive and relevant researchers as well as the major players of the Belt and Road Initiative from both sides. We invite you to submit your proposal to present a paper at the conference. The Call for Papers (until Sep. 15) and further information on http://www.cec-duisburg.org/

The Forum aims to discuss the "Belt and Road Initiative" (BRI) in a collaboration between researchers, policy makers, business people and representatives of civil society. The BRI raises a plethora of highly interesting but difficult questions. Academics worldwide are challenged to contribute to unravelling the opportunities and risks emerging with the unfolding of the BRI and the possible creation of a new economic sphere spanning the Eurasian continent from its Western to its Eastern tip. The Third International Forum on the New Silk Road and Sino-European Cooperation intends to contribute to this academic debate, by bringing together the most competitive and relevant researchers as well as the major players of the Belt and Road Initiative from both sides. We invite you to submit your proposal to present a paper at the conference. The Call for Papers (until Sep. 15) and further information on http://www.cec-duisburg.org/