关于国内外航运中心港口建设的比较研究

把大连建成东北亚重要的国际航运中心,是振兴东北老工业基地的重要举措。大连具有区位优势,建设东北亚国际航运中心是完全可能的,面对着激烈的竞争,我们必须站在高起点上,发挥优势,弥补不足,加快港口建设,推动地区经济发展。     

非法证据排除规则的国内外比较研究

由于法律文化传统等的不同以及特定时期控制犯罪与保障人权的需要,不同国家之间以及同一国家在不同时期有关这一问题的诉讼理论和具体对策往往存在着许多差异。不过,随着人类社会进步和对刑事诉讼规律认识的提高,各国对违法取证的危害性的认识也日趋深刻,并在一些原则问题上达成了共识。     

近十年来影响青年的国内外思潮述评

改革开放,特别是20世纪90年代以来,中国社会最大的潮流是现代化潮流。在这个潮流的冲击下,传统的文化受到挑战与筛选,在观念文化层面形成传统与现代的一系列冲突。这种冲突,深刻地影响了当代青年的思想性格,一些陈旧落后的观念逐渐为青年所摒弃,一些符合现代化社会要求的观念应运而生。同时,西方各种社会思潮随着国门的打开也纷纷传入中国,对青年的传统观念也产生了积极与消极的影响,一些新的思潮在20世纪90年代也开始在中国兴起。本文仅就20世纪90年代中期特别是近10年以来,对我国青年产生较大影响的几种国内外思潮作一简单述评。保守主义…     

The evaluation of Healthy Families Arizona: a multisite home visitation program

Healthy Families Arizona is a broadly implemented home visitation program aimed at preventing child abuse and neglect, improving child health and development, and promoting positive parent/child interaction. The program began as a pilot in two sites in 1991 and by 2004 had grown to 48 sites located in urban, rural, and tribal regions of the state. The unique administrative structure of the program and collaboration between evaluation and quality assurance have helped overcome many of the problems familiar to home visitation programs. This paper describes how a systematic focus to improve processes and outcomes has positioned the program for a randomized longitudinal study. Key components of the program are described and evaluation results are presented.     

The long road home: migratory experience and the construction of the self

Using autobiographical narratives, this article explores the experience and role of childhood immigration in the ongoing construction of self-identity. A variety of border-crossings are considered in the child's journey from cultural marginalization to acculturation into American society. Continuing feelings of displacement and loss into adulthood-common tropes in adult narratives-are then examined, as are immigrants' efforts to creatively address aspects of a hybrid identity, e.g., via "return trips" to the homeland or through the deployment of a double vision in the interest of social and political inclusiveness.     

Introduction: shifting meanings of home

The studies and narratives collected in this special volume acknowledge "home" as a complex, ambiguous notion and reality. The contributors pay tribute to different ways of experiencing home, and to multiple connections to place and time. They illustrate how home is a social edifice, how it embodies different meanings and values, how it demarcates individual and social or national identities, and how a longing for home permeates experiences of homelessness as well as cultural, spatial, linguistic, and economic transitions.     

The Nomad at Home

SUMMARY

This essay addresses issues related to leaving and recreating a home from the perspective of different kinds of movements, transformations, and diasporic ways of living. Global restructurings in the wake of neoliberal economic developments provide the main background for a discussion of contemporary global upheavals and displacements, and the concomitant mix of old and new understandings of bordercrossing, multiple or hybrid identities, and neo/colonialism. The figure of the nomad is at the center of these discussions. The nomad is described as someone who carries home as an essential psychological belonging, and who can re-create home in diverse places, anywhere.     

The promise of primary prevention home visiting programs: a review of potential outcomes

Home visitation (HV) is a promising service delivery model, despite a history of mixed documented results. Compiling results on the promising family and child development outcomes in the HV literature has utility for current programs and those under development. We review traditional outcomes (e.g., child maltreatment prevention) from the literature on HV, but we also present nontraditional outcomes (e.g., community connection) that may be relevant for future evaluations. Programs that document their implementation and study their outcomes through a thoughtful, planned process may capture important and much needed information on strengthening families through HV.     

Unpleasant Nights at The Museum

<正>A slew of scandals involving the Palace Museum has drawn attention to the plight of China’s public museums The curator of Beijing’s Palace Museum,Zheng Xinmiao,has been a largely low-profile figure,and his name only became known to most average Chinese citizens after the Xinhua News Agency released an interview with him in August,in which Zheng apologized for a string of mishaps in the institution that houses the largest collection of China’s national treasures.     

The Prehistoric Homestead at Zhoukoudian

THE earliest residents of Beijing dwelt in the mountain caves at Zhoukoudian to the southwest of down-town Beijing, 700,000 to 230,000 years ago. Their origins and where they moved on to are unknown. But cultural and anthropological arti-facts excavated from the Zhoukoudian caves testify to their existence.     

The Old Folks at Home

THE afternoon sunlight streams into the room, with its neatly-made beds, exquisite teaware set, an up-to-the minute TV, and old family photos bedecking the walls of this cozy abode in the Silver Age Apartments for Senior Citizens. This is the home of 85-year-old Shu Hongjun and his wife Li Shizhen, three years his junior. Evolving Concepts of Elderly Care The couple moved to the old folks home in 2007, at the very filial sug-gestion of their daughter. Although the     

Longing for home: displacement, memory and identity

This article focuses on the relationship between the country of birth and the ability of the individual from that country to create a sense of home, identity and belonging in other countries and cultures. What is home? Is home the place where you were born and raised, where your parents live or where they are buried? Is home the place from where you were dislocated or where you live now? What does longing for home mean? The author draws on theory to address these questions but her personal story plays a prominent part.     

Dining Promotion at The Ritz-Carlton,Beijing

<正>Beijing Hot Pot at Aroma Come in out of the cold and warm yourself up with classic,traditional Beijing hot pot—crafted by you,enjoyed by you.Reservations:86-10-59088161February 1-286:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.386 yuan per person538 yuan per person on Saturdays Above rates are subject to 15%service charge.delightful Treats at Aroma Arouse your desire with a romantic dinner     

学习型领袖--毛泽东

毛泽东是近现代中国最伟大的革命家,同时也是一位知识渊博的大学问家.他终生畅游在知识的海洋里,直到心脏停止跳动.他的学习精神可圈可点,永远值得我们发扬光大.     

Valentine's Celebration at The Ritz-Carlton,Beijing

<正>On this year’s Chinese Valentine’s Day which fell on August 20,we offered a romantic dining experience at our award-winning restaurants Aroma and Barolo from The Ritz-Carlton,Beijing.Endless Love at Aroma The amorous ambiance and the succulent seafood buffet at Aroma,complemented by a screening of the movie Romeo and Juliet in Gazebo,al owed guests a memorable night of endless love.     

In the absence of home: the meaning of homelessness

Sociologists, economists, social workers, and psychologists provide data and analyses of the human calamity of homelessness. The general public can seem indifferent to such reports, perhaps overwhelmed by the intractability and scope of the problem. This essay describes how writers can give voice to the homeless by telling the story of individual people. Novelists, who use imagination to envision the interior life of the single homeless person, are particularly powerful. They create a negative image that contains all the essential elements of home, enabling readers to create in their own imagination the reality of what it means to live on the outside.     

在全国社会主义学院工作会议上的致辞

全国社会主义学院工作会议是全国社会主义学院历史上的第一次,也是统一战线系统贯彻落实全国人才工作会议精神的重要举措.这次会议为全国社会主义学院事业的发展提供了新的契机和动力.社会主义学院要根据新世纪新阶段全面建设小康社会的要求,着眼于国家经济和社会发展的大局,以全国人才工作会议精神为指导,深入研究新世纪人才需求变化的新特点,科学地谋划社会主义学院的发展新思路,探索有效整合全国社会主义学院人才资源的新途径,总结经验,发扬成绩,解放思想,开拓进取.