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2. Cultural Interaction on the Silk Road in the Period of Yueh&#8211;Chih Migration in Sogdia and Bactria,  Kazim ABDULLAEV (Istanbul University, Turkey)  
3. Beyond Frontiers: Rome and the Eurasian Trade Network Yuanlin Marco GALLI (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy)
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6. Nomadic Empire of the Turks and East&#8211;West Exchanges.Jaehun JEONG (Gyeongsang National University, South Korea)
7. The ¡®Owl of Misfortune¡¯ or the ¡®Phoenix of Prosperity¡¯?: Re&#8211;thinking the impact of the Mongols.   Daniel WAUGH (University of Washington, United States)
8. Buddhist&#8211;Muslim Interaction in the Age of the Oirats Johan ELVERSKOG (South Methodist University, United States)
9. The Findings of the Russian Explorers in Central Asia and the Main Manuscript Collections Held in St Petersburg . Irina POPOVA (Institute of Oriental Manuscript at RAS, Russia)
10. Meaning of the Russian Empire: Silk Roads and Railways in Eurasia.Se-Jin JUNG (Hanyang University, South Korea)
11. Borders and Nations: Re - imagined Geography of Soviet Central Asia Literature and t he 1948 Alisher Navoi Jubilee.Boram SHIN (Hanyang University, South Korea)
12. China's Security Concerns and Strategic Considerations about Its Maritime Lifeline. Haitao JIA (Jinan University, China)    
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