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This menu simply lists the names of all individuals whose texts we have translated in alphabetical order, so that those searching for the work of a particular intellectual can find it easily.

All of these texts have been translated and are working their way through the editorial process.  They will be uploaded onto the site in due time.

Cai Xia, "Advancing Constitutional Democracy Should be the Mission of the Chinese Communist Party"​

Chen Lai

“A Century of Confucianism: Looking Back and Looking Forward”

Chen Ming

​"The Road to Confucian Civil Religion"

“Transcend Left and Right, Unite the Three Traditions, Renew the Party-State :  A Confucian Interpretation of the China Dream”
 
Gan Yang

“Preface to On ‘Unifying the Three Traditions”     
 
“’Unifying the Three Traditions’ in the New Era:  The Merging of Three Chinese Traditions”

“Liberalism:  For the Aristocrats or for the People?” (1999)

“Kang Youwei and Institutional Confucianism”
 
Gao Quanxi

“The Political Maturity of Chinese Liberalism”
 
Ge Zhaoguang

"If Horses had Wings:  The Political Demands of Mainland New Confucians in Recent Years"
 
Guo Yuhua

"Original Intentions Start with the People"

"The Shadow of Communist Civilization"

Hu Lianhe and Hu An'gang

"How the Nationalities Question is Handled Outside of China"

Jiang Qing

“Only Confucians Can Make a Place for Modern Women”
 
Jiang Shigong

“Philosophy and History:  Interpreting the ‘Xi Jinping Era’ through Xi’s Report to the Nineteenth National Congress of the CCP”

​Li Sipan

“Why Don’t Mainland Chinese Liberals Support Women’s Rights?”

Liu Qing

“Liberalism in Contemporary China: Potential and Predicaments”

Liu Xiaofeng

“How to Understand the Historical Significance of the Century-old Republic”

Qian Liqun

“A Few Questions Concerning Mao Zedong and his Era”

Qin Hui

“Dilemmas of Twenty-First Century Globalization: Reasons and Solutions
With a Critique of Piketty’s Twenty-First Century Capitalism”
 
"Looking at China from South Africa," Part One 

​"Looking at China from South Africa," Part Two

​"Looking at China from South Africa," Part Three

​"Looking at China from South Africa," Part Four

​"Looking at China from South Africa," Part Five

“’Only China can destroy socialism?’—the ‘China factor’ during Globalisation and the Future of the World”
 
“The ‘Pre-Emptive Big Community’ and Chinese Traditional Society: the Road to a Citizen Society”

"The Battle of Tariffs and Systems in the “North-South” Relationship in the Antebellum United States"

Rong Jian

“A China Bereft of Thought”

Sun Ge

“The Significance of Borders”

Wang Hui

“The Economy of a Rising China and it Contradictions”

Wang Shaoguang

“Four Superior Points of the Chinese System”

 “Representative Democracy and Representational Democracy”

“Traditional Moral Politics and Contemporary Concepts of Governance”

Xiao Gongqin

“The Five Logical Steps from Authoritarian Government to Constitutional Democracy: A Macrohistorical Perspective on Deng Xiaoping’s Reforms”

Xu Jilin

“After the Great "Disembedding":  Family-State, Tianxia and Self-Identity”

 “Contemporary China's Spiritual Crisis and the Return of Religion”

“’I am a Child of the Nineteenth Century:’ The Last Twenty years of Wang Yuanhua’s Life”

 “Li Shenzhi:  The Last Scholar-Official and the Last Hero”

 “Modern Politics is Live and Let Live”

“The New Tianxia:  Rebuilding China's Internal and External Order”

 “The Specter of Leviathan:  A Critique of Chinese Statism since 2000”

“Two Kinds of Enlightenment:  Civilizational Self-Consciousness or Cultural Self-Consciousness”

 “Universal Civilization or Chinese Values:  A Critique of Historicist Thought since 2000”

 “What Body for Confucianism's Wandering Soul?”

​“What Kind of Civilization?  Decision at a Crossroads”

Xu Zhangrun

“China’s Moment in World History:  A 'Chinese Consciousness' Created by the 'China Problem'"

Zeng Yi

Zeng Yi, et. al., "From Kang Youwei to Deng Xiaoping" (2015) 

Zheng Shiqu

“Encourage the Broad Masses of Youth to Work Tirelessly for National Rejuvenation”