Conflict of Interest Theory

Author: Zhu Xingwen
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is divided into twenty chapters, each with an independent theme. The chapters are loosely connected, which allows for a deeper insight into the breadth of rights and the prevalence of rights conflicts. Additionally, there are two appendices. One is a reflection on traditional Chinese culture, expressing skepticism about the "concept of rights" within this cultural context. It highlights the inevitable challenges and trials that China must undergo in transitioning from traditional culture to legal modernization. The other appendix examines the logical relationship between "good laws and democracy." Only by clarifying this logical connection can people truly possess rights and understand how to realize them.