The Pluralistic Concept of Justice and the Public Order

Gu Xin

Chinese Economy, 1999, vol. 32, issue 4, 46-50

Abstract: Any reputable discussion of the proper form of public order in China requires that we first establish a fundamental principle of social justice. This is especially true during our country's current transition whereby old norms and conventions are rapidly disappearing and new institutional forms are gradually emerging.

Date: 1999
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