The Belt and Road Initiative Reference Source
The Belt and Road Initiative Reference Source is a unique full-text database supporting the study of the Belt and Road Initiative. It provides thousands of scholarly journals from dozens of countries covering business trends, infrastructure, research collaboration and trade opportunities related to the initiative.
At a Glance
Full Text
Subject Area:
Cultural & Area Studies
Ideal For:
Academic Libraries, Government
Content Includes
- More than 4,900 full-text journals
- More than 50 full-text newspapers and newswires
- More than 260 reports and conference proceedings
- Full-text coverage dating back to 1965
Subjects Include
- Agriculture and food sciences
- Business administration
- Communication and media
- Economics
- Geography
- History
- Language
- Politics and government
- Science and technology
Broad Depth of Content
The Belt and Road Initiative Reference Source provides leading journals covering business trends, infrastructure, research collaboration and trade opportunities.
It includes journals from China, Turkey, Romania, the Russian Federation, the Czech Republic, Pakistan, Iran and Lithuania. It also includes many hard-to-find publications from the smaller countries that are an integral part of the success of the initiative.
Preparation for Participation
With current, relevant full-text journals that cover a wide range of disciplines including business, science, social sciences, engineering, telecommunication, health and the arts, the comprehensive database prepares scholars and researchers to participate in the Belt and Road initiative and contribute to its successful completion.
