Treat human rights seriously

Author: Ronald Dworkin
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: "The Series of Legal Studies" was organized by Tsinghua University's "Research Center for Rule of Law and Human Rights," aiming to collect Chinese legal academic materials, accumulate achievements in Chinese legal thought, interpret the world of legal meaning, and provide responses to the aforementioned issues in the contemporary era. The content covers fields such as legal philosophy, comparative law, constitutional law, and human rights; the format is flexible, including monographs, collections, translations, and selected works. This book compiles speeches by the renowned American legal scholar Professor Ronald Dworkin during his visit to China, along with other related legal essays, as well as various writings by Chinese scholars centered around the "International Symposium on Dworkin's Legal Philosophy." It serves to deepen the understanding of Dworkin's theories and hopes to achieve "empathetic understanding" between the legal ideas and human minds of different academic traditions.