The Western liberal view of human rights has been imposed by the West on the rest of the
world as universal values applicable to all cultures and traditions. This paper argues that the …

Based on the principle that universals are valid if they are concrete universals, this article
provides a comparison between Western liberal and Chinese Marxist approaches to human …

This study offers a comparison between the “rooted universals” of Western liberal and
Chinese Marxist approaches to human rights. I begin with sovereignty, which is redefined in …

This article counters the popular misunderstanding that China lacks a conception of human
rights in its philosophical heritage. The authors demonstrate that even divergent traditions …

Human rights is in China a component of socialist democracy. However, due to inordinate
Western interest in and misrepresentation of Chinese human rights, I deal with the topic in …

This paper introduces the achievements made by human rights scholars with regard to
China's human rights ideology over the past 30 years since China's reform and opening to …

Human rights are universal rights because they are the rights enjoyed by all human beings
and the contents of the human rights enjoyed by different people are universal in character …

Although the various nations and regions of the world might have, equally sustainable
conceptions of human rights, it is undoubtedly in Western societies that the human rights …

Since the death of Mao Zedong and the subsequent implementation of an 'open
door'economic policy, foreign criticism of China's human rights record has greatly increased …

The Chinese people are proud of the manifold achievements of Chinese civilisation which
has enjoyed more than three thousand years of cultural continuity. History produces …