Resilkroad
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  Silk Road was a network of interlinking trade routes across the Afro-Eurasian
  landmass. Since second century B.C., China exported silk to different
  countries in the west as far as the countries on the Mediterranean Coast
  along different routes. Turkey officially launched an undersea commuter
  train (the Marmaray) connecting the Asian and European sides of Istanbul on
  Tuesday, 29 October 2013 It seems that the Marmaray is more than just a
  Turkish project to improve public transportation in Istanbul, but part of the
  Silk Road, which has served humanity for centuries, connecting Asia and
  Europe. Moreover, this project will revive historical silk road. That road was
  not only caravan road but a road that links Western and Eastern civilisations.
  Nowadays China is also planning to make serious investment to revive "the
  New Silk Road" that will run through Central Asia and continue into Europe
  facilitating improved transport and trade. Globalisation generally refers to
  the increased interdependence of the world's economies signified by the
  circulation of information, money, people and goods across national
  boundaries. It has of late, given rise to the domination of world's market by a
  selected number of transnational corporations. However, since time
  immemorial, different countries were related to one another through
  geographical spread of ideas, social norms and trading commodities. This
  pre-modern phase of globalisation is known as "archaic globalization". In the
  following years we will see that the new projects realised by the countries on
  the historical Silk Road will play a key role on the new integration process
  between the east and west as well as the north and the south. The papers in
  this book invite us to rethink and focus on Silkroad.