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Intro; Preface; Contents; Editors and Contributors; Abbreviations; 1 China's Global Rebalancing: Will It Reshape the International Political and Economic Order?; 1 Intent, Content and Aim of the BRI; 2 Regional Responses to the BRI; 3 Responses from the Strategic Community; 3.1 India's Responses; 4 India's Options; 5 Conclusion; References; Civilizational Moorings; 2 Silk Road Cultures and the Silk Road Economic Belt; 1 Introduction; 2 Silk Road Cultures; 3 Silk Road and the Cross-Cultural Interface; 4 Silk Road Cultures and the Silk Road Economic Belt; 5 Conclusion; References
3 Silk Road and Civilizational Connections Between India and China: Role of the Buddhist Scholar Monks1 Sutra Translation in Ancient China; 1.1 Translation of Non-Buddhist Classics; 2 Translation Methods and Legacy of Buddhist Scholar Monks; 3 Conclusion; References; The Belt and Road; Initiative and the Corresponding Economic Corridors; 4 The â#x80;#x98;Belt and Roadâ#x80;#x99; Initiative: Fundamental Principles, Content, and Significance for Sino-Indian Relations; 1 The Belt and Road Initiative: Fundamental Principles and Contents; 2 Significance of the BRI to Sino-India Relations
2.1 India's Anxieties and Some Recommendations3 Conclusion; References; 5 Belt and Road Initiative: Building a China South Asian Security Community; 1 Context and De-conceptualization of Security Community; 2 South Asian Structural Characteristics and Relevances to China ;South Asian ; Security Community; 3 Main Approach to Build a Security Community Under the Framework of Belt and Roadâ; 4 Challenges and Some Suggestions; References; 6 Bangladesh, China, India, Myanmar Economic Corridor (BCIM-EC): Security Dilemma Rider to Regional Economic Integration
1 Locating BCIM in History2 Initiatives for the Revival of Routes; 3 From ;Kunming Initiative; to BCIM-EC; 3.1 The First Round 1999- 2003; 3.2 The Second Round 2004- 2010; 3.3 Third Round 2011- 2013; 3.4 Joint Study Group (JSG) Meetings; 4 Evaluating the BCIM Regional Cooperation Progress?; 4.1 Air Connectivity; 4.2 Overland and Water Routes; 4.3 Trade and Commerce; 5 Infrastructure Connectivity and Challenges; 5.1 Roadways; 5.2 Railways; 5.3 Waterways; 6 Importance of BCIM-EC; 6.1 Integrated Transportation Network; 6.2 Linking of the Markets and Better Access; 6.3 Energy Cooperation
6.4 Cooperation in Tourism6.5 BCIM-EC Will Build Mutual Political Trust .6 Strategic Significance for Neighborhood Policy; 7 Challenges; 7.1 Regional Representation Missing; 7.2 Is the Security Environment One of the Major Negative Factors?; 7.3 Poor and Backward Transportation Connectivity; 7.4 Disequilibrium in Regional Economic Cooperation; 8 Conclusion; References; 7 The China ;Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC): A Game Changer for Pakistanâ's Economy; 1 The Rationale for the CPEC; 2 Unimpeded Trade; 3 Economic Turnaround; 4 Regional Connectivity; 5 Conclusion
3 Silk Road and Civilizational Connections Between India and China: Role of the Buddhist Scholar Monks1 Sutra Translation in Ancient China; 1.1 Translation of Non-Buddhist Classics; 2 Translation Methods and Legacy of Buddhist Scholar Monks; 3 Conclusion; References; The Belt and Road; Initiative and the Corresponding Economic Corridors; 4 The â#x80;#x98;Belt and Roadâ#x80;#x99; Initiative: Fundamental Principles, Content, and Significance for Sino-Indian Relations; 1 The Belt and Road Initiative: Fundamental Principles and Contents; 2 Significance of the BRI to Sino-India Relations
2.1 India's Anxieties and Some Recommendations3 Conclusion; References; 5 Belt and Road Initiative: Building a China South Asian Security Community; 1 Context and De-conceptualization of Security Community; 2 South Asian Structural Characteristics and Relevances to China ;South Asian ; Security Community; 3 Main Approach to Build a Security Community Under the Framework of Belt and Roadâ; 4 Challenges and Some Suggestions; References; 6 Bangladesh, China, India, Myanmar Economic Corridor (BCIM-EC): Security Dilemma Rider to Regional Economic Integration
1 Locating BCIM in History2 Initiatives for the Revival of Routes; 3 From ;Kunming Initiative; to BCIM-EC; 3.1 The First Round 1999- 2003; 3.2 The Second Round 2004- 2010; 3.3 Third Round 2011- 2013; 3.4 Joint Study Group (JSG) Meetings; 4 Evaluating the BCIM Regional Cooperation Progress?; 4.1 Air Connectivity; 4.2 Overland and Water Routes; 4.3 Trade and Commerce; 5 Infrastructure Connectivity and Challenges; 5.1 Roadways; 5.2 Railways; 5.3 Waterways; 6 Importance of BCIM-EC; 6.1 Integrated Transportation Network; 6.2 Linking of the Markets and Better Access; 6.3 Energy Cooperation
6.4 Cooperation in Tourism6.5 BCIM-EC Will Build Mutual Political Trust .6 Strategic Significance for Neighborhood Policy; 7 Challenges; 7.1 Regional Representation Missing; 7.2 Is the Security Environment One of the Major Negative Factors?; 7.3 Poor and Backward Transportation Connectivity; 7.4 Disequilibrium in Regional Economic Cooperation; 8 Conclusion; References; 7 The China ;Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC): A Game Changer for Pakistanâ's Economy; 1 The Rationale for the CPEC; 2 Unimpeded Trade; 3 Economic Turnaround; 4 Regional Connectivity; 5 Conclusion