Contemporary Confucianism (当代儒学) Volume 17 has been published (in Chinese); the full text is available here. The English table of contents follows.
Studies of Liberty Confucianism
First Discussion Li Cunshan & Song Daqi
Second Discussion Ren Jiantao & Zhao Fasheng
Third Discussion Fang Xudong & Xie Xiaodong
Fourth Discussion Tu Keguo & Li Ruohui
Explorations of the Thoughts in Contemporary Confucianism
Reconstruction Sacred Domain of Transcendence—Confucian reflection on Value Crisis Caused by Technology Huang Yushun
Chinese Gnosticism—Criticizing on Mou Zongsan’s Metaphysics Yang Wanjiang
On the Thought Distributive Justice and Modern Reflection of Confucian Dun Peng
Three Historical Evolutions of the Traditional Confucian View of Female Cui Haidong
Speech and Rites—Xunzi’s View of Freedom of Speech Xing Shuguang
How Can the Unbearing Mind Accomplish a Royal Government? An Peng
Special Subject on Modern Nation-Building and Modern Ritual of Confucianism
National Identity and the Construction of Modern Rites in Confucianism Hu Jiaojian
National Identity and the Modernized Construction of “New-Ritual” Huang Yushun
Studies of Comparative Philosophy
The Exploration and Deviation of the Interpretation of Neo-Confucian Theory of Cultivation: examples drawn from Iso Kern and Stephen Angle Yao Yusong
Two-Layer Ontology: Absolute and Knowledge—Fichte’s and Mou Zongsan’s Theory of Self-consciousness and Being Li Tengfei
The Basic Issue of Confucian Ethic Modernization—Starting from a Discussion on Roger Ames’s Notion of the “Correlative” Wang Peikun
Researches into the Documents of Contemporary Confucianism
Why is Confucianism Modernizing?—Book View of Confucianism and its Modernization By Prof. Li Xiaochun Zhang Yanliang
Observations on the New Trends in Contemporary Confucianism
The Contribution and Development of Life Confucianism—Academic Summaries of the 3rd Conference on Life Confucianism Hu Jiaojian
Self-Cultivation, Family Regulation, Self-Governance and World Realizing in the Modern China—Proceedings of Conference on “Body (Shen), Mind (Xin), and the World (Tianxia)” Jiang Minxin
Interviews with Contemporary Confucians
Enlighten Reality with Classical Wisdom—An Interview with Professor Zhu Cheng Ding Yu & Shangchun