Human Rights in Contemporary China
- 208 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Andrew J. Nathan is a scholar of political science whose work delves into Chinese politics and foreign policy. His research interests also encompass the comparative study of political participation and culture, as well as human rights. He engages in extensive research on the sources of political legitimacy in Asia, examining the dynamics that shape governance across the continent. His contributions offer deep insights into the complexities of Asian political systems and international relations.

