Democracy Through the Lens of Chinese Scholars Kwong-Tai Lam

Democracy Through the Lens of Chinese Scholars Kwong-Tai LamThe first English language study of Chinese scholars' perspectives on China's quest for democracy. History teaches us that profound transformations are not shaped by ideas alone but are impossible without great ideas. China is known to have a long history during which scholars played a central role in society while their ideas about politics prevailed. Democracy Through the Lens of Chinese Scholars explores six leading schools of thoughtincluding

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