Political participation as self-cultivation: Towards a participatory theory of Confucian democracy

European Journal of Political Theory 20 (2):290-311 (2018)
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Challenging the popular perception that Confucianism provides mostly a moral defense of political hierarchy, this article demonstrates that Confucianism is more than compatible with democracy and f...

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