Professor Zhao’S love for the motherlandis profound.No maRer where he speaks or on whatever topics，heupholds the position of China and principles guiding the common cause of the progress of mankind.In clear-cut terms and betweenthelines，he ardently appeals for world peace and common development.Once in Taipei，he made an important speech which specifically emphasizes that both sides of the Taiwan Straits belong to one and the same China.His love for the people is touching.Though an elevated and renowned scholar，he soberly regards himself as one of the grassroots-level masses and loses no opportunity to speak for them.
作者簡介
趙寶煦，born on November 18th， 1922， is a Senior Professor ofArts and Social Sciences of Peking University. Professor Zhaos specialties cover political science and international studies. He isHonorary Director of the Research Center for Contemporary China atPeking University and an advisor to the Chinese Political ScienceAssociation. He has taught as a visiting professor at the Free Univer-sity of Berlin （1983-1984， 1993） and as an E. L. Wiegand Distin-guished Visiting Professor at the Pomona College （Fall 1995-Spring1996） in the United States. In addition， Professor Zhao has paidacademic visits to numerous countries， such as Argentina， Canada，Denmark， Egypt， France， Germany， India， Japan， Mongolia， the Neth-erlands， the Soviet Union， and the United States. His publicationsinclude An Introduction to Political Science （1982）， "The Revival ofPolitical Science in China" （1983）， "Vorlesung zur aktuellen Politikder Volksrepublik China" （1985） and "Buddhism of Human Society"（1996）.
圖書目錄
To Build a Harmonious World： Ideal of Traditional Chinese Thinking The Prospects for China The Socialist Market Economy： An Important Breakthrough The Revival of Political Science in China Causes and Consequences of the Cultural Revolutio Political Transition： From "the Rule of Man" to "the Rule of Law". The Value Institutions in Times of Political Change Democracy Theory and Federalism Political Science Studies in Contemporary China "Revolution" and "Development"——A Comparative Study of Chinese Diplomacy in the Mao Zedong Era and in the Deng Xiaoping Era Security and Cooperation in Northeast Asia Opening Remarks： What This Conference Is About Concluding Remarks： Historical Opportunities Sino-American Relations： A Long View Prosperity of Chinese Buddhism and Its Contributions to World Peace On "Buddhism of Human Society" Foreword to the Chinese Version of A. Doak Barnetts Chinas Far West： Four Decades of Change Preface to the Collection of Scalapinos Lectures Thank-you Remarks at U.C. Berkeley Chien Tuan Sheng： A Patriotic Scholar Professor Wang Tieya As I Know Him Postscript
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