Ann Kent
Biographic Data
| ID | 3675173 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ann Kent |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ann |
| FAMILY NAME | Kent |
| SIGNATURE | KENT A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian National University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Asia-Pacific: The Case of Stern Hu: Perspectives on China's ‘Rule of Law’
Sport and the Law: The Olympics, China and Law
The Unpredictability of Liberal States: Australia and International Human Rights
An examination of the history of Australia's interaction with the international human rights regime tests the arguments of liberal internationalist theory. It identifies the normal variability evident within Australia's international human rights policy since 1945, but finds that since 1997 the government has exceeded those bounds. Explanations for the qualitative change in Australia's policy are primarily circumstantial. However, given the conve…
Human Rights in Chinese Foreign Relations: Defining and Defending National Interests . Ming Wan
The Chinese Human Rights Reader: Documents and Commentary 1900-2000 . Stephen C. Angle , Marina Svensson
China’s International Socialization: The Role of International Organizations
The many questions surrounding China's entry into World Trade Organization (WTO) and its potential compliance with WTO rules direct scholarly attention toward record of its compliance with norms, rules, and treaties of other international organizations and role of these bodies over past three decades in facilitating China's international socialization. Managerial theorists like Abram and Antonia Chayes contend that international organizations con…
China beyond the Headlines . Timothy B. Weston , Lionel M. Jensen
China, the United Nations, and Human Rights: The Limits of Compliance
The Democratization of China
China, International Organizations and Regimes: The ILO as a Case Study in Organizational Learning
IT IS NO COINCIDENCE that, in the fall/winter of 1996, four major U.S. foreign policy journals focused on the challenges posed by China's growing power and, in particular, the problems it represents for Sino-American relations.' Their concerns echoed the appeal made in early 1996 to China by U.S. Defense Secretary William Perry, to behave like responsible power.2 The question, as one China scholar put it in 1994, is whether China will choose to p…
Australia‐China Relations, 1966–1996: A Critical Overview 1
The limits of ethics in international politics: The international human rights regime
(1992). The limits of ethics in international politics: the international human rights regime. Asian Studies Review: Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 26-35
Waiting for Rights: China's Human Rights and China's Constitutions, 1949-1989
The outbreak of peaceful protest in China from April to June 1989 has served to highlight lacunae in the existing Western literature on rights in China, both in a definitional and methodological sense. In terms of the definition of human the emphasis of Western scholars on the condition of China's civil and political rights to the exclusion of its social and economic rights has led to two main consequences. First, in the decade after 1978 China h…
Les Annees Rouges. Hua Linshan , Henri Leuwen , Isabelle Thireau
On Socialist Democracy and the Chinese Legal System: The Li Yizhe Debates. Anita Chan , Stanley Rosen , Jonathan Unger
China's Schools in Flux. Report by the State Education Leaders' Delegation, National Committee on United States-China Relations. Ronald N. Montaperto , Jay Henderson Education in Modern China. R. F. P…
China’s International Socialization: The Role of International Organizations
The many questions surrounding China's entry into World Trade Organization (WTO) and its potential compliance with WTO rules direct scholarly attention toward record of its compliance with norms, rules, and treaties of other international organizations and role of these bodies over past three decades in facilitating China's international socialization. Managerial theorists like Abram and Antonia Chayes contend that international organizations con…
Waiting for Rights: China's Human Rights and China's Constitutions, 1949-1989
The outbreak of peaceful protest in China from April to June 1989 has served to highlight lacunae in the existing Western literature on rights in China, both in a definitional and methodological sense. In terms of the definition of human the emphasis of Western scholars on the condition of China's civil and political rights to the exclusion of its social and economic rights has led to two main consequences. First, in the decade after 1978 China h…
China, International Organizations and Regimes: The ILO as a Case Study in Organizational Learning
IT IS NO COINCIDENCE that, in the fall/winter of 1996, four major U.S. foreign policy journals focused on the challenges posed by China's growing power and, in particular, the problems it represents for Sino-American relations.' Their concerns echoed the appeal made in early 1996 to China by U.S. Defense Secretary William Perry, to behave like responsible power.2 The question, as one China scholar put it in 1994, is whether China will choose to p…
The limits of ethics in international politics: The international human rights regime
(1992). The limits of ethics in international politics: the international human rights regime. Asian Studies Review: Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 26-35
China's Schools in Flux. Report by the State Education Leaders' Delegation, National Committee on United States-China Relations. Ronald N. Montaperto , Jay Henderson Education in Modern China. R. F. P…
On Socialist Democracy and the Chinese Legal System: The Li Yizhe Debates. Anita Chan , Stanley Rosen , Jonathan Unger
Les Annees Rouges. Hua Linshan , Henri Leuwen , Isabelle Thireau
Waiting for Rights: China's Human Rights and China's Constitutions, 1949-1989
The outbreak of peaceful protest in China from April to June 1989 has served to highlight lacunae in the existing Western literature on rights in China, both in a definitional and methodological sense. In terms of the definition of human the emphasis of Western scholars on the condition of China's civil and political rights to the exclusion of its social and economic rights has led to two main consequences. First, in the decade after 1978 China h…
The limits of ethics in international politics: The international human rights regime
(1992). The limits of ethics in international politics: the international human rights regime. Asian Studies Review: Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 26-35
Australia‐China Relations, 1966–1996: A Critical Overview 1
The Democratization of China
China, International Organizations and Regimes: The ILO as a Case Study in Organizational Learning
IT IS NO COINCIDENCE that, in the fall/winter of 1996, four major U.S. foreign policy journals focused on the challenges posed by China's growing power and, in particular, the problems it represents for Sino-American relations.' Their concerns echoed the appeal made in early 1996 to China by U.S. Defense Secretary William Perry, to behave like responsible power.2 The question, as one China scholar put it in 1994, is whether China will choose to p…
China beyond the Headlines . Timothy B. Weston , Lionel M. Jensen
China, the United Nations, and Human Rights: The Limits of Compliance
The Unpredictability of Liberal States: Australia and International Human Rights
An examination of the history of Australia's interaction with the international human rights regime tests the arguments of liberal internationalist theory. It identifies the normal variability evident within Australia's international human rights policy since 1945, but finds that since 1997 the government has exceeded those bounds. Explanations for the qualitative change in Australia's policy are primarily circumstantial. However, given the conve…
Human Rights in Chinese Foreign Relations: Defining and Defending National Interests . Ming Wan
The Chinese Human Rights Reader: Documents and Commentary 1900-2000 . Stephen C. Angle , Marina Svensson
China’s International Socialization: The Role of International Organizations
The many questions surrounding China's entry into World Trade Organization (WTO) and its potential compliance with WTO rules direct scholarly attention toward record of its compliance with norms, rules, and treaties of other international organizations and role of these bodies over past three decades in facilitating China's international socialization. Managerial theorists like Abram and Antonia Chayes contend that international organizations con…
Sport and the Law: The Olympics, China and Law
Asia-Pacific: The Case of Stern Hu: Perspectives on China's ‘Rule of Law’
Political science (15 works) · Law (14 works) · China (12 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Human rights (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Library science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works)