Human Rights and Good Governance

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Contents

Preface: One Step Further towards the Rule of Law?

1: The Relationship between Rule of Law, Human Rights, Good Governance and Democracy

2: Rights-Oriented Ethics in Confucianism

3: Chinese Good Governance and Human Rights Protection

4: Human Rights, Good Governance and Protection of Women against Domestic Violence in China

5: Research on China’s Partner Assistance Policy and Its Improvement in the Post-Disaster Restoration

6: Human Rights Defenders and Good Governance

7: Two Models of Judicial Oversight of Good Governance

8: Good Governance: Protecting the Most Vulnerable

9: The Right to Good Administration in the Multilevel System of the European Union—A “Newish” Right Strengthening the Administrative Culture

10: People’s Livelihood Depends on Good Law and Governance

11: The Enforcement of the Constitution and Transformation of Social Governance Patterns

12: Human Rights in the Constitutional Law of China in Transition

13: Can the Human Rights Clause of the Chinese Constitution be Interpreted from the International Human Rights Law Perspective?

14: Balance and Imbalance in Human Rights Law

15: Soft Law, Human Rights and Social Development

16: Human Rights Protection and Social Stability

17: Human Rights and the Overhaul of Civil Procedure 2012

18: The Development and Evaluation of “Presumption of Innocence” in China

19: Integration and Coordination within the un Human Rights System and Its Challenges to China

20: Our Common Humanity: Reflections of a Human Practitioner

21: Democracy or Populism

22: The Protection and Promotion of Human Rights during (Post-) Conflict Situations: Engaging eu Peacekeepers and ngos—Lessons for China

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