Zhengxiang Wei
Dr. Zhengxiang Wei is associate professor of international political ethics
in the department of philosophy and senior research fellow of the Center for the
Study of Morality and Religion at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. She has
served as a project official in charge of International Cultural Exchange for
the International Economic Project on Cooperation and International Trade
sponsored by UNICEF, the Canadian International Development Agency, and the
Chinese Government, and has also held executive positions in international
investment and import/export corporations. Before assuming her present position
at Tsinghua University, she taught Chinese philosophy for three years at the
University of South Carolina. Professor Wei is an editor of Annals
of Chinese Philosophy published by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
and assistant to the chief editor of the Tsinghua
Philosophy Annals. A participant in the state-funded project "Studies
In Modern Western Values and The Ethical Order in the Process of Chinese
Modernization," she is director of the project "The Globalization of
International Politics and the Crisis of International Morality" funded by
the Beijing Municipal Government. She has published Mild Peace: Power and Morality in International Politics; Western
Ethical Classics in the 20th Century; Modern
Foreign Ethical Thoughts on Morality; Studies
In Social Ethics; and Moral Quality
Education in the New Century, and she is the Chinese translator of The
Knowledge of Man and Between Man and Man by Martin Buber; Ethical
Conflicts in Finance by Prindl and Prodham; and Dependent Rational
Animals: Why Human Beings Need the Virtues by Alasdair MacIntyre.