Fudan Human Rights Research

Author: Human Rights Research Center, Fudan University
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is a relatively new collection of essays on human rights, particularly Chinese human rights. The authors include experts and scholars from various disciplines such as economics, politics, law, philosophy, literature, sociology, and medicine, who come from fields of human rights or related research and teaching. They primarily engage in discussions and analyses from philosophical and practical operational perspectives, such as human rights and sustainable social development, human rights and women's issues, human rights and education, human rights and intellectual property, human rights and medical ethics, and feminism, addressing current human society's confusions and concerns about certain human rights issues. Grounded in the realities of China, the authors, starting from the context of Chinese society, have upheld Chinese characteristics in the global human rights research community, demonstrating significant academic value.