Routledge Series on the Belt and Road Initiative

The Routledge Series on the Belt and Road Initiative publishes peer-reviewed scholarly contributions in the wider context of International Relations, International Political Economy, Global Governance, Security, Geopolitics, and Geo-economy.

The series offers a venue for monographs and edited volumes making substantial contributions to the ongoing debate on the origin, processes and impacts of China’s BRI. Examining the related tools of diplomacy, trade, investment, finance and security and their impact on countries, regions, continents, global governance, security, international and multilateral institutions, the series draws together key thinking on the BRI as it continues to development and forge links around the world.

If you would like to submit a book proposal to the series, please contact the Editor in Chief, Mehdi P. Amineh( M.P.Amineh@uva.nl), or the Publisher for Asian Studies at Routledge, Stephanie Rogers (stephanie.rogers@tandf.co.uk).

Editor-in-Chief: Mehdi P. Amineh, Department of Political Science, University of Amsterdam, and　International Institute for Asian Studies, Leiden, The Netherlands.

Editorial Board: Shaun Breslin, University of Warwick, UK; David S. G. Goodman, University of Sydney, Australia; Tjalling Halbertsma, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Netherlands; Alicia Garcia Herrero, Naxtis, Hong Kong; Carolyn L. Hsu, Colgate University, USA; Linda Li, City University Hong Kong, Hong Kong; Janet Xuanli Liao, University of Dundee, UK; Colin Mackerras, Griffith University, Australia; Philippe Peycam, International　Institute for Asian Studies, The Netherlands; Penelope Prime, Georgia State University, USA; Laurids Sandager, Roskilde University, Denmark; Shigeto Sonoda, University of Tokyo, Japan; Robert Sutter, George Washington University, USA; Wang Yongzhong, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China; Xu Xiujun, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China; Yang Guang, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China; Zhang Yuyan, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China; Zheng Yongnian, NUS, Singapore