In Eastward, Westward: The Unseen Legacy of a Legal Pioneer, Jerome A. Cohen recounts his groundbreaking journey in advancing the rule of law across East Asia. As the founder of Chinese law studies in the U.S. and a relentless advocate for human rights, Cohen's influence spans over six decades. From his early days in Hong Kong during the 1960s—when China was off-limits to Americans—to his instrumental role in shaping China’s modern legal system, this memoir offers a rare, firsthand look at the intersection of law, politics, and diplomacy. With an unwavering commitment to justice, Cohen mentored future leaders, brokered international crises, and helped facilitate economic reform under Deng Xiaoping. A compelling narrative of a life dedicated to bridging East and West, Cohen’s story is essential reading for anyone passionate about law, international relations, and human rights.
Unlock the legacy of one of the most influential figures in Sino-American relations. Buy now and explore this incredible journey—limited stock available!