Gu Su - Writings

Writings

Book chapters

  • Gu Su (2010) Democratization: The Chinese Model and Course of Political Development in Yu Keping (2010) Democracy and the Rule of Law in China Leiden: Brill

Books:

  • "Religion and Politics", Yi Lin Publisher, Nanjing, 2009.
  • "After the Republic", Jiangsu Fenghuang Publisher, Nanjing 2006.
  • "Essential Ideas of Liberalism", Central Bureau for Editing and Translation, Beijing, 2003.
  • "The 4th Scientific Revolution", Jiangsu Press, Nanjing, 2005.
  • "Reflection on Studying in America", Hubei Publishing House, Wuhan,1999.
  • "In Search of Freedom and Justice--Reading John Rawls", Liaohai Press, Liaoning,1999.
  • "Contemporary Western Social Trends of Ideas", Shan Dong Education Press,2004.
  • "On Scientific Rationality", the Press of Social Sciences of China, Beijing, 1992.
  • "A History of Western Political and legal Thoughts", Nanjing Univ. Press Nanjing, 1993, Renmin University Press, 2005.
  • Series Books edited: "Political and Legal Philosophy", The Oriental Press, Beijing, 2002-now; "Successful Studies", Renmin University Press, Beijing, 2003-now; "University Books", The Oriental Press, Beijing, 2005-now.

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