Abstracts » Political science

On the rights of citizens

Article Abstract:

The Constitution of China, formulated in 1982, corrected some of the excessively absurd contents of the 1975 and 1978 constitutions, but its statements on human rights are still inadequate and fail to provide guarantees for basic civil rights and personal freedom. Studies reveal that the 1.3 billion citizens of China look forward to a future constitution of the People's Republic of China explicitly stating that civil rights are paramount.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, International Affairs, Human Rights, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Citizenship, Dual nationality, Dual citizenship

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Institutionalizing political democracy

Article Abstract:

Issues related to the manner in which political democracy can be solidified in China are examined, focusing on changes that could be made to the National People's Congress and to the constitution. Topics include procedures for introducting legislation, the function of the constitution to organize power, and constitutional protections for legal defendants.

Political activity, Constitutions

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Promoting political reform

Article Abstract:

Issues related to political reform are examined. Topics include the relationship between political reform and openness; the need for and steps to create parliamentary democracy; the importance of nonviolence; and steps Chinese citizens can take to initiate political reform.

Speeches, lectures and essays

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