China Connections
The ‘China Connections’ pages are compiled by guest editors from the Asia Research Center at Fudan University and the Center for Global Asia at NYU Shanghai. The contributions for this issue - Reexploring the Silk Roads: Ancient Interactions and New Collaboration - were guest edited by Shujing WANG.
Reexploring the Silk Roads: Ancient Interactions and New Collaboration
By Shujing Wang
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The Tepe Naderi Project
By Liangren Zhang and Ali A. Vahdati
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Longquan Celadon Found in Kenya
By Yu Ding
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The Silk Road and Kushan Dynasty from the Perspective of Cultural Relics
By Yue Wang
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Glass: Witness to 4000 Years of Cultural Exchange between West and East
By Chunlei Qin
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The Center for Global Asia at NYU Shanghai serves as the hub within the NYU Global Network University system to promote the study of Asian interactions and comparisons, both historical and contemporary. The overall objective of the Center is to provide global societies with information about the contexts of the reemerging connections between the various parts of Asia through research and teaching. Collaborating with institutions across the world, the Center seeks to play a bridging role between existing Asian studies knowledge silos. It will take the lead in drawing connections and comparisons between the existing fields of Asian studies, and stimulating new ways of understanding Asia in a globalized world.
Founded in March 2002, the Asia Research Center at Fudan University (ARC-FDU) is one of the achievements of the cooperation of Fudan and the Korean Foundation for Advanced Studies (KFAS). Since in formation, the center has made extensive efforts to promote Asian studies, including hosting conferences and supporting research projects. ARC-FDU keeps close connections with Asia Research Centers in mainland China and a multitude of institutes abroad.