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Project Manager: Mikhalev Maxim Sergeevich, Doctor of Historical Sciences, social anthropologist, writer and traveler
The project is implemented with the information support of the Eurasian Peoples' Assembly.
Date and venue: unlimited; inland regions of Eurasia
The aim of the project is to study the history and social anthropology of the inland regions of Eurasia, a comprehensive ethnological study of the cultures and cultural interactions of the Eurasian peoples.
Project objectives
- Obtaining primary, field information about the traditional culture of small peoples from various regions of the continent.
- Search for ways and positive examples of coexistence and mutual adaptation of representatives of different cultures.
- Promotion of the idea and value of Eurasian integration, protection of peace, strengthening of friendship, harmony, partnership and good-neighborliness between peoples.
Content of the project
As part and the continuation of the Moscow-Beijing cycling expedition in 2019, the "Belts and Roads of Eurasia" project involves field research: expedition trips to settlements of small indigenous peoples of the Far East, Inner Asia, Tibet, Mongolia, China, Australia and other regions.
Following the results, it is assumed:
- educational work to popularize the intangible heritage of the Eurasian peoples in the form of lectures, reports and presentations, including for young people;
- publication of a series of travel sketches "The Belts and Roads of Eurasia";
- writing and reading special courses on the history and social anthropology of Eurasian countries for students of humanitarian universities;
- publication of a series of books "Eurasia: People of Knowledge".
E-mail: maxmikhalev@yahoo.com
Project news:
Tibet: Silhouettes of the Great Illusion
The Eurasian Peoples' Assembly supported a Scientific Expedition to the Republic of Buryatia
Belts and Roads of Eurasia. Travel Essay Series
Belts and Roads of Eurasia: Chumikan - on the Frontier of Cultures
"Belts and Roads of Eurasia": Altai as a Spiritual Reserve of Eurasia