Natural rights concept in modern China

Author: Zhao Ming
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This series of books includes:
On the Rule of Law, Rights and Their Remedies, The Concept and Foundation of Legal Faith, Value Reconstruction and Normative Choice—Contemplations on the Modernization of Chinese Legal System, The Philosophy of Law on Rights—A Study of Hegel's Jurisprudence, The Control of Law over Administration—A Legal Interpretive Perspective on Modern Administrative Law, Towards a State of Democracy and the Rule of Law, The Dialectical Reflection on Jurisprudential Categories, The Philosophical Basis of Legal Interpretation, The Theory of Prescribed Duties, Basic Legal Values, Chinese Legal Concepts (Revised Edition), Exploring and Dialogue: An Introduction to Jurisprudence, An Introduction to Legal Thinking, The Basic Spirit of Chinese Legal Tradition, Basic Theories of German Public Law (Volume 1 and 2), The Phenomena and Concepts of Law, Law and Constitutionalism, The Normative and Actual State of Law, The Realist Legal Movement and Chinese Legal Reform, The Logic of the Phenomenon of Rights, An Introduction to Jurisprudential Methodology, The Chinese Way to Constitutionalism, The Ecological Environment of the Rule of Law, Human Rights and the Rule of Law, Legal Reasoning and Legal Institutions, The Political Theory of Rights—An Interpretation of a Constitutional Democratic Theory, The Rise and Decline of Ownership, The Concept of Natural Rights in Modern China, Politics and the Rule of Law in Developing Countries, Tao and Chinese Legal Tradition, Legal Reasoning and Interpretation by Legal Scholars