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Abstract

Finally, process natural law provides for a flexible and culturally sensitive conception of the rule of law that avoids imperialistically imposing a Western conception of the rule of law on all nations. This conception of the rule of law allows for important cultural differences to be reflected in the interpretation of democracy and formal legality and in the instantiation of individual rights in the law. The ideal rule of law may look quite different in countries as different as the U. S. and China. Thus, the process they of natural law provides for the creative advance of the rule of law toward the ideal civilization in a constantly changing, pluralistic, and multicultural world. [from the author's conclusion]