New Administration,Old Policies

正Kishida unlikely to improve Sino-Japanese ties On October 4, Fumio Kishida replaced Yoshihide Suga as Japan's prime minister. In his inauguration speech, delivered on October 8, Kishida vowed to stay ahead of the COVID-19 crisis, implement new capitalism and strengthen diplomatic and security guarantees.     

新政策环境中的警务信息公开研究

公安机关应根据《政府信息条例》规定 ,树立统一而鲜明的民主警务、社区警务观念。可结合自身的特点建立健全警务信息公开制度 ,组建专门的警务信息公开机构 ,配置警务信息公开的基本设施 ,探索并构建警务信息公开的基本模式 ,正确认识和处理警务信息公开的风险和难题 ,推进我国社会治安治理的民主化、市场化、社区化和综合化 ,开创公安工作和社会治安综合治理的新局面     

New Chongwen:Old Beijing

From early March work will begin in Chongwen District,one of the four downtown districts of Beijing,to renovate 27 old hutongs,repairing the walls and doors,as well as making the sur- rounding area green.The project is supposed to be finished at the end of May. The famous Qianmen Avenue,located near Tiananmen Square,is already undergoing simi- lar restoration work that should be completed by the end of May.     

AIIB:Integrating New and Old Orders

正In the wake of Brexit, global stock and exchange markets have been on tenterhooks.However, negative effects are not likely to expand, and economic globalization will not be disrupted or reversed.At a session held during the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2016, Jin Liqun, President of the     

中美关系新发展与美国对华政策调整

近一年来,美国政府对华政策发生了一定程度的正面变化。中关关系良性互动明显增强,双方在政治、安全、经济和国际等领域的对话与合作取得显著成果。中美关系可望进入一个以稳定发展、积极互动为基本特征的新时期。尽管如此,美国仍不会从根本上改变对华防范、遏制战略,中美之间的结构性矛盾也不会消失。     

适应新形势明确新要求开创新局面——在第七次全国社院学报工作研讨会上的讲话

深入学习、贯彻、宣传党的十六届六中全会和第20次全国统战工作会议精神,是当前全党的一项重要工作,也是统一战线的一项重要任务.社会主义学院学报作为宣传马克思主义理论和党的统一战线理论的阵地,必须以党的十六届六中全会和第20次全国统战工作会议精神为指导,更好地为党的统一战线事业服务,为构建社会主义和谐社会服务;必须充分认识社院学报的地位和作用,树立大目标,立足高起点,努力打造高水平的理论研究宣传平台;必须以质量求生存,以特色求发展,开创社会主义学院学报工作的新局面.     

Old Days and New Life

SIXkilometersawayfromGyangzeCountyseatinTibetAutonomousRegionandlocatedonthesouthernbanksoftheNyangRiveratanaverageof4,000metersabovesealevel,NudoiVillageisanexampleofculturalandethicalprogressinChina.Itissaidthatthepeoplehereliveandworkinperfectharmonyandpeace,andhelpeachotherwithoutstealing,robbing,arguingandcheating.Withdoubtfulmindsandmorethanalittlecurious,wedrovetothevillageintheafternooninearlywinterThevillageissurroundedbyaring-likemountainandinfrontofitisaleveledplain.Oneafterano…     

正确处理新形势下党群干群关系

当前党群干群关系上存在着一些突出问题,其原因是多方面的,必须具体问题具体分析,针对不同矛盾采取不同的解决方法,切实加强和改进党群干群关系。     

Life in Tianjin-Old and New

THE history of Tianjin, a port city near the Chinese capital Beijing, dates back some 600 years to 1404. The old city had a population of 80,000, and over the years, its people have borne witness to Tianjin's many changes. As time passed, the origi-nal city grew older, and a large concentration of traditional, single-story houses formed within the new city. In 1995, Tianjin began to renovate its run-down areas. Residents were relocated, and although happy to move into their brand-new apartments, when the day came, they were also a little sad at leaving their past behind.     

Everything Old Is New Again: Classical Chinese Furniture

INFLUENCED by policies suppressing the real estate market, overall sales of Chinese furniture declined in 2011. However, market demand for classical Chinese furniture, especially that made of red wood, a category consisting five rare hardwood species, has seen robust growth. The average price for classical furniture has risen by 50 to 60 percent since last year, and prices for those of scented rosewood, red sandalwood and Dalbergia, the most sought-after red wood, have increased as much as fourfold. Yang Bo, general manager of Yuanhengli Classical Furniture Company who has been in the business for 13 years, said this year he has witnessed the biggest cost jumps in red wood furniture in his entire career.     

CPAFFC Vice President Chen Yongchang Visits Australia and New Zealand

At the invitation of the New Zealand-China Friendship Society(NZCFS)and the Aus-tralia-China Friendship Society(ACFS),CPAFFCVice President Chen Yongchang and one staffmember paid a visit to New Zealand and Aus-tralia from June 1 to 15,2000 and attended theannual meetings of the two societies.The del-egation also visited Auckland, Rotorua andWillington branches of the NZCFS, and NewSouth Wales, Queensland and South Australia     

Old and New Meet in a Beijing Hutong

JIN Xin, the young owner of the Pass By Bar, looks calm and detached as he talks, angling his head. The Pass By was the first bar to open on Nanluoguxiang （NLGX）, a hutong now packed with bars and cafes in the old part of Beijing. Since 1999, the lane has been transformed from a quiet residential area into a popular place for socializing and buying traditional Beijing cultural products.     

Securing Economic Relations Across the Taiwan Straits: New challenges and opportunities

Cross-Taiwan Straits economic interaction is a political as well as an economic issue. General trends of economic interdependence and globalization that are weakening the role of the nation state should promote a focus of shared 'civilian governance' between Taiwan and mainland China. WTO entry will provide opportunities as well as challenges for cross-Strait economic relations. In anticipation of this dynamic, the new government in Taiwan is attempting to design a new national security web to guarantee Taiwan's 'economic security' in coping with Taiwan's increasing economic dependence on mainland China. As one key agent of globalization, economic cooperation in the urban areas on both sides of the Taiwan Strait may potentially improve relations between Taiwan and mainland China. As decentralization and privatization on mainland China proceed, major cities have developed closer interaction and systems of accountability with the civil society. From a prudent perspective, developing functional cooperation between Taiwan and mainland China at the urban level could be a first substantial step to confidence building between these two economies.     

Goodbye to the Old and Hello to the New

THEchanginglifeandmigratorypatternsofChinesefarmersareoneofthemajorworldeventsofthistfans-centuryperiod.OneindicationofthemagnitudeofthephenomenonispassengervolumeduringSpringFeshval(ChineseNewYear),themostcelebratedholidayinChina.Fromallaroundthecountry,peopleflockhometoreunitewiththeirfamilies,amongthemthe45to80millionfarerswhohavegonetothecitiesinsearchofwork.Duringthefirstpeakinflow,farersheadinghometakewiththemthemoneytheyhaveearned,theexperiencetheyhavegained,andthetechnicalknowhowth…     

从一种新的视角审视公共政策--"社会性别与公共政策"专题研讨会综述

公共政策是政治过程的产物,体现为对社会资源进行权威性的分配,一般是政府为解决现实和潜在的社会问题所做出的决定和措施.目前,我国正处于社会转型期,许多新的政策和立法已经或将要出台,将会对一代乃至几代人的行为模式、生活方式产生深刻的影响.为了使我国现行公共政策的制定具有社会性别意识,推动妇女与社会协调发展,中央党校妇女研究中心于6月4-5日主办了"社会性别与公共政策"专题研讨会,有关专家学者和政府官员,沿着两条主线探讨运用社会性别观念分析社会政策,一条是探讨公共政策的基本理论以及国际政治的宏观走向,一条是审视和讨论我国的有关政策和立法,并与国外的政策进行对比分析.现将研讨会的情况加以概述.     

文化:研究宗教与无神论关系的新视角

宗教是一种文化现象,无神论也是一种文化现象。这两种文化现象之间,除了存在对立和冲突之外,还有统一和协调的一面。从文化的视角看,无神论与宗教都是人类发展进程中所创造的文明成果,都是人类智慧的结晶,包含着丰富的科学和人文内容。无神论与宗教以不同的方式和途径表达了对人类的终极关怀,并在一定条件下形成了良性互动的关系。在社会主义建设时期,宗教与无神论可以求同存异,结为盟友。认识到这一点,对于我们正确贯彻党的宗教政策,深入开展宗教与无神论研究具有重要意义。     

两岸关系不稳态与制度创新

在以往的20年中,两岸民间关系虽然取得一定的发展,但由于两岸政治关系依然处于高度的不稳定状态,两岸民间关系发展的制度规则稀缺已然显现。本文以马克思主义唯物史观为分析框架,结合制度经济学的相关理论和概念,尝试研究两岸关系不稳态的制度因素。本文的主要观点是第一,两岸关系发展离不开相应的规则与制度创新;第二,两岸“民间性”制度创新模式存在严重的局限性;第三,两岸关系稳定发展需要全方位的制度创新,而全方位制度创新的关键在于建立“规则的规则”——确立“一个中国原则”的基本共识。     

超大社会:中央与地方关系研究的新视角

超大社会是中国最大国情,以超大社会的视角研究中央与地方关系,具有重要的理论价值与现实意义。中国历朝各代的兴衰明灭,当今世界其他主要大型社会的集权与分权的权衡,为构建适合超大社会发展要求的中央与地方关系提供了足以借鉴的智慧。随着各项改革的不断深入,中央与地方关系需要进行相应的调整,以实现中央与地方权限的集分平衡。     

National security vs. economic interests: reassessing Taiwan's mainland policy under Chen Shui‐bian

Having finished its first term, the Chen Shui‐bian Administration has found itself in deep water in the troubled cross‐Strait relations. Not only has Chen himself been making contradictory remarks, the Cabinet has been indecisive over issues related to China. The most difficult and irritating case for the DPP government has been the handling of the call made by high‐tech industries to allow them to invest in the mainland. The controversy seems to highlight a dilemma for Taiwan: while it needs the mainland market to save it from the current economic doldrums and create yet another potential ‘miracle’ of becoming a global economic powerhouse, it is worried that further economic engagement with its former rival may pose new kinds of threats to its national security. The debate over whether to allow an eight‐inch wafer foundry, the crown jewel of Taiwan's economy, to invest in the mainland market is but one case, albeit a highly significant one, of the difficult relations between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait.     

Sino-US and Cross-Strait Relations under the Post-'11 September' Strategic Settings

Sino-US relations and cross-Strait relations are always interrelated and so is the US policy towards cross-Strait relations. The United States has taken its global strategic and fundamental national interests as points of departure. The Bush Administration has undergone a cycle of being tough towards China and titling towards Taiwan first and then readjusting towards the middle ground. There are many reasons to explain this change and the events of 11 September stand out very prominently. This change once again proves that once the US put strategic consideration first it will take all the necessary steps to ensure that the Taiwan issue should not be a damaging and/or diverting factor. However, there still exist fundamental differences over the Taiwan issue and the Bush Administration's military-to-military relations with and arms sales to Taiwan are matters of great concern.