The Late Qing and Early Republican Conception of Democracy and its Origins

Contemporary Chinese Thought 47 (3):166-185 (2016)
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EDITOR’S ABSTRACTIn this article, Huang provides a historical account of the way intellectuals have conceptualized democracy, representative assemblies, and political parties from the end of the Qing dynasty to the beginning of the Republican period. He outlines thirteen items that characterize Chinese democratic thought during this period, before tracing the historical origins of each.

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The Principle of Democracy.Sun Yatsen - 1999 - Contemporary Chinese Thought 31 (1):64-68.

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