Global Institute for Silk Road Studies

Arts & Humanities

1. Curiosity 100%
2. Asia 68%
3. China 66%
4. Republican China 45%
5. Labor Organization 43%
6. Queen Victoria 41%
7. British Imperialism 40%
8. Exceptionalism 38%
9. Travel Writing 35%
10. Consumerism 34%
11. East Asia 32%
12. Oriental 31%
13. Cold War 30%
14. Monarchy 30%
15. Legitimacy 29%
16. Expedition 29%
17. Singapore 27%
18. Labor 22%
19. 1960s 21%
20. Revolution 19%
21. Global Encounter 17%
22. Eurocentric 17%
23. International History 13%
24. Transnational History 13%
25. Labour Law 13%
26. League of Nations 12%
27. State-building 12%
28. Eurasia 12%
29. Global History 12%
30. Modernization 12%
31. Transcultural 11%
32. Imperial Ambition 11%
33. Opium War 11%
34. European Imperialism 11%
35. Revolutions of 1848 10%
36. Imperial Germany 10%
37. Colonial Gaze 9%
38. Nation-state 9%
39. Andre Malraux 9%
40. Statehood 9%
41. Late Medieval Period 9%
42. Qing Dynasty 9%
43. Contextual 9%
44. Stereotypes 8%
45. Belt 8%
46. Resilience 8%
47. Prussia 8%
48. Travel Writer 8%
49. 1920s 8%
50. Civilization 8%
51. Public Debate 8%
52. 1880s 7%
53. Superiority 7%
54. Consolidation 7%
55. Guidance 7%
56. Marxist 7%
57. Dichotomy 6%
58. Western Modernity 6%
59. Modernity 6%
60. Political Parties 6%
61. Ideology 6%
62. Roads 6%
63. Physical 6%
64. Plurality 6%
65. Tourism 5%
66. Travellers 5%
67. Tourists 5%
68. Criticism 5%
69. Import 5%
70. Correspondent 5%
71. Japan 5%
72. Rise 5%