Religions of the Silk Road: Premodern Patterns of Globalization
by R. Foltz
A concise study of how religions traveled and interacted along the Silk Road, revealing early patterns of globalization through trade and cultural exchange.
About This Book
Religions of the Silk Road examines the spread and interaction of religious traditions across Eurasia before the modern era.
The book highlights patterns of globalization shaped by trade, migration, and cultural exchange along historic routes.
It draws on historical sources to show how beliefs and practices moved between diverse societies.
Readers gain insight into the role of religion in connecting distant regions long before contemporary globalization.
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