The New Silk Road: Xi Jinping's Grand Strategy for Eurasia

By T. Fallon. 2015

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Research trends and agenda on the Belt and Road (B&R) initiative with a focus on maritime transport (2018, background): “Chinese President Xi Jinping unveiled the B&R (Fallon 2015) during his visit to Central Asia and Southeast Asia in September and October in 2013, respectively.”
Turbulent presents, precarious futures: urbanization and the deployment of global infrastructure (2019, background): “First, the ‘New Silk Road’ (Fallon, 2015; Sidaway & Woon, 2017) is the land-based integration of Central Asian, African and European techno-territorial constellations into the infrastructural orbit of the Chinese economy via six newly assembled rail and road corridors (Eder, 2018; Summers, 2016).”
Geoeconomics with Chinese characteristics: the BRI and China’s evolving grand strategy (2018, background): “…primarily by domestic security and developmental imperatives rather than hegemonic ambitions, the prospect of achieving something close to control of Halford Mackinder’s fabled ‘heartland’ is likely to be just as alarming to traditional regional rival Russia as it is for the US (Fallon 2015).”