Abstract
We characterize the Brown--McCoy radical in an arbitrary universal class of not necessarily associative rings or near-rings, as a lower radical. We also establish the corresponding upper radical representation with respect to an arbitrary universal class of alternative rings or near-rings, as well as the intersection property with respect to the upper class of this representation. Finally we exhibit a natural module counterpart for this ring radical.
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