The Maritime Silk Road and Seaport Cities

[Part Ⅰ] Discourses on the Maritime Silk Road
1. The Maritime Silk Road and the Methodological Seaport City
2. Conceptual Studies of the Sea Silk Road: The Cognitive Focus of South Korea, China, and Japan
3. Research on the Maritime Silk Road and Marine Culture

[Part Ⅱ] The Historical Maritime Silk Road
4. The Relationship of the Maritime Silk Road and the Inland Silk Road in the 14-15th Centuries
5. Jang Bogo and the Yellow Sea Silk Road
6. The Yellow Sea Route of the 9th Century through Choi Chiwon’s Poetry
7. The Formation and Utilization of Maritime Routes during the Koryo and Song Dynasties
8. The Significance of Silla Residents on Eurasian Maritime Silk Roads: From a New Perspective on East Asian Mediterranean Sea Theory
9. The Oceans of East Asia in the 17th Century and the Transitionof the Maritime Silk Route
10. East-West Cultural Exchanges in the Indian Ocean through Faxian’s Voyage (409-412)
11. The Role of Archaeology in the Study of Maritime Buddhism in India
12. Ships on the Maritime Silk Road
13. “Nanhai I” (南海I?), A Wreck on the Maritime Silk Road

[Part Ⅲ] The Maritime Silk Road in the Age of Globalization
14. The Maritime Silk Road: Invoking the Past to Imagine the Future
15. Recreating the Silk Road: Conceptual and Institutional Aspects in an International Context
16. Geo-Economic and Geo-Cultural Stakes in the New Maritime Silk Road
17. Seaport Cities and Cosmopolitanism in the Globalization Era
18. The Transnational Maritime Silk Road and the Cosmopolitan Commons