邓小平对毛泽东发展观的若干历史超越

邓小平发展观着眼于国际国内各种现实问题的研究和解决 ,具有马克思主义的基本特征和世界现代化普遍内涵 ,又更加注意反映当代中国的实际和时代特色。在继承和借鉴的基础上 ,邓小平发展观在社会主义发展道路、发展中心、发展动力、发展战略、发展阶段和发展环境等诸多方面实现了对毛泽东发展观的历史超越。     

蒙古国宏观经济运行特征及发展趋势

2000年7月蒙古人民革命党在选举中获胜重新组建新政府以来,与以往相比实施了务实而积极稳妥的政策,在宏观经济调控和经济社会各个领域中取得了令人瞩目的成绩。蒙古国主要一些经济指标的增长正在逐步得到复苏,整个经济环境明显得到改善,这一切为蒙古国消除贫困、促进经济发展、推动经济走向全面复苏迈出了重要一步。     

快速PCR仪与普通PCR仪扩增效果的比较研究

目的比较快速PCR仪与普通PCR仪的扩增效果。方法浓度为0.1、0.05、0.025、0.0125、0.0063ng/μL的9947A标准品各取样100例,采用Identifiler Plus试剂盒构建扩增体系,其中50例在普通PCR仪(9700型扩增仪)上进行扩增,50例在快速PCR仪(Speed cycler2扩增仪)上扩增,3500x L型遗传分析仪检测,对比每种浓度组两种扩增仪的检验结果。结果两种PCR仪的检出率均无差异(P0.05)。但当9947A的浓度为0.0125、0.0063ng/μL时,普通PCR仪检验样本的STR基因座检出数(13.7±1.0;11.3±1.5)均高于快速PCR仪(13.1±1.3;9.9±1.9),差异有统计学意义(P=0.029;P0.001);当9947A的浓度为0.1、0.05、0.025 ng/μL时,普通PCR仪检验样本的图谱峰高(18931±4625;13437±3165;5752±1344)均高于快速PCR仪(16929±4034;11815±4120;4865±1401),差异有统计学意义(P=0.023;P=0.030;P=0.002)。结论快速PCR仪可在较短的时间内达到与普通PCR仪相当的检出率,适合于实际案件中的应用;普通PCR仪检验获得的STR分型结果质量可能更高。     

Participatory Communication,Theatre and Peace: Performance as a Tool for Change at the End of Conflict

This article presents insights on a participatory theatre initiative implemented in Kenya, with the aim of understanding the changes that were initiated towards the re-establishment of peace between communities. The project was carried out in the aftermath of the post-election violence that took place in the country between 2007 and 2008. Amani People’s Theatre organised a number of theatre-based activities adopting a participatory approach, which ensured the involvement of community members from different tribes. Participants used the plays to re-enact the events, experienced during the conflict and the issues that still affected their communities as a result of those events, and worked together on finding solutions. The article begins with a literature review on Theatre for Development and its progress towards a more participatory approach. This is followed by an introduction of the project and the context in which it took place. The study design and Theory of Change developed for the analysis are then presented, opening the path to a discussion of the findings generated through that framework. Lastly, final reflections bring to light a number of issues that must be considered when working with participatory theatre in peace interventions.     

The antecedents of voter loyalty and the mediation role of party attachment: A case study from Turkey

The primary objective of the present study is to identify the antecedents of voter loyalty, with a particular focus on the mediating role of party attachment in the relationship between inner-self, social-self, trust, and loyalty. Using a convenience sampling method, the data for this study were gathered from a sample of 750 voters residing in a developing European country, Turkey. The collected data were analyzed using confirmatory factor analyses and structural equation modeling. The results of the study demonstrate that significant and positive relationships exist between the aforementioned antecedents (i.e., inner-self, social-self, trust, and party attachment) and voter loyalty. Additionally, the findings suggest that party attachment acts as a mediator between the antecedents and loyalty. Drawing on these results and the existing literature on voter behavior and practice, the authors discuss methodological, theoretical, and practical implications for inner-self, social-self, trust, and party attachment.     

Why do pastoralists in Mali join jihadist groups? A political ecological explanation

Since 2015 jihadist groups have taken control of the Mopti region in central Mali. We ask how such a radical development has been possible in a country previously praised as a bulwark against radical Islam in Africa. While the dominant literature on the crisis in Mali has focused on how global political economic developments and international jihadist thinking and organisation relate to national dynamics, we take a materialist political ecology approach to explain the current situation. By focusing on the micro-politics of two land-use conflicts and how these conflicts are affected by the jihadist expansion, we seek to explain peasant (or pastoral) logics behind joining these armed groups. In particular, pastoralists seem to support the jihadist takeover, because of an anti-state, anti-elite and pro-pastoral jihadist discourse, because they have become increasingly fatigued by and disgruntled with a predatory and corrupt state, and because the development model imposed by the state and international donors has not responded to pastoral priorities. Rent-seeking by government officials has been especially intense in relation to conflicts over pastoral land, environmental management and the fight against desertification. This happened while the international community continued to praise Mali as a model of African democracy.     

Institutional divergence and convergence in the Asia-Pacific? ASEAN in practice and in theory

This paper gives attention to the geopolitics related to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) as an alternative model of regionalism in theory and practice. Offering a rough periodization of ASEAN in IR theory, it considers interacting theoretical and empirical developments, and their geopolitics as one way to think about, first, ASEAN, its defining dynamics and processes of change, and, second, ASEAN's relationship to a larger IR theory literature defined by US preoccupations and the institutional trajectory of the European Union. Three periods are considered: a Cold War period, when ASEAN norms and practices developed relatively insulated from great power expectations and theorizing about ASEAN was minimal; the 1990s, when constructivist theorizing encouraged new thinking about alternative institutional models; and the 2000s, a period characterized by correlating great power pressures and a ‘functional’ turn in academic and theoretical debates about ASEAN. Special attention is given to the United States as a major, leading actor in both world politics and the institutionalization of international relations as a discipline, as well as the possibilities and constraints of institutional divergence in theory and practice.