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Routledge Human Rights in Post-Mao China - Routledge Law Book

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Explore the complex evolution of human rights in the People's Republic of China following the Mao Zedong era through this scholarly analysis by John F. Copper, Stanley J. Buckman Professor of International Studies at Rhodes College. This Routledge publication examines how individual human rights concepts in communist China differ fundamentally from Western frameworks, whilst acknowledging the historical record of the Mao years. The book takes a historical perspective to investigate China's human rights trajectory, offering valuable insights for students of international law, political science, and Asian studies seeking to understand how China's approach to individual rights has developed and transformed since the post-Mao period.

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Written by John F. Copper, an established authority on communist nations and international relations at Rhodes College.

Published by Routledge, a leading academic publisher specialising in law, international relations and social sciences.

Provides historical analysis of human rights in China from a comparative perspective with Western frameworks.

Examines the post-Mao period to trace how China's approach to individual rights evolved beyond the dismal record of earlier decades.

Suitable for university students, researchers and professionals studying international law, human rights policy and contemporary China.

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Amazon UK
Release Date
18 April 2019
Listed Since
25 July 2019

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