日本的有组织犯罪

<正> 有组织犯罪是资本主义国家犯罪现象的特点。日本也不例外。在日本,每年都有上万名与一种"阿飞"暴力组织有关的罪犯被捕。在这方面,1956年是创纪录的一年:共逮捕了82,000名"阿飞"暴力组织成员。根据官方资料,日本共有4,000个"阿飞"暴力组织,人数为92,000人。但是,这些数字尚不能反映出其实情况。     

社会主义财政和财政法

<正> 在社会主义社会,财政和财政法的相互关系和相互作用在本质上具有新的意义。马克思强调指出:"人们按照自己物质生产的发展建立相应的社会关系,正是这些人又按照自己的社会关系创造了相应的原理、观念和范畴"。因此,必须从理论上和方法学上研究财政和财政法对发展生产、生产集约化、提高工作效率和改进工作质量所起作用的复杂过程。在解决这些迫切的任务时,苏维埃社会主义法及其各部门法,其中包括财政法,都起着     

加强劳动纪律的法律手段

<正> 在生产中加强劳动纪律和稳定干部的问题,始终是共产党和苏联政府一贯注意的中心。列宁在1918年写道:"必须把我们已经夺得的东西,把我们颁布过的法令,确定了的法规,讨论过的问题,拟订了的计划草案固定下来——必须把这些东西固定为不可动摇的日常劳动纪律。这是一个最困难而又最容易收效的任务,因为只有解决这个任务,我们才能树立起社会主义的秩序"。在加强自觉的劳动纪律中,劳动法令起了很大的作用。它巩固了人们对于遵守劳动纪律     

关于恩格斯法学观点的几个问题——纪念恩格斯诞生一百六十周年

<正> 恩格斯是马克思的亲密战友、杰出的革命家、伟大的思想家和卓越的学者。他毕生从事革命改造社会的斗争事业。他对辩证唯物主义和历史唯物主义的规律和范畴的论证,有着巨大的功绩。他"第一个说明了无产阶级不只是一个受苦的阶级……,无产阶级的     

How many physicians are enough?

Although it is difficult to ascertain whether or not the nation faces an oversupply of physicians in the coming decades, there is no doubt that a health care system can be operated more effectively with a taut supply of medical personnel than with a loose supply. The perception of severe specialty and geographic imbalance, which informed national health policy during the 1960s and 1970s, has been modified by evidence of a significant redistribution in the supply. Increasing numbers of practitioners are likely to effect further escalation in the costs of physician services and total expenditures for health care, even if--in conformity with classical laws of supply and demand--individual physicians' incomes and the relative economic advantage of the profession were to decline. Since the objective of improved access has to a considerable extent been realized, the principal benefit of the loosened supply in the future will be to facilitate the initiation of innovative practice modes and alternative health care delivery systems that offer the potential of improved efficiency and quality.     

Last rights. In sickness and in health, more people are taking life's biggest decision away from doctors and into their own hands

When dying is all that awaits them, more and more people are choosing certain death now rather than uncertain life on medical support systems. But the decision seldom comes easy, as a Newsweek reporter discovers during three weeks with the doctors, nurses, patients and families in an intensive-care ward. A best-selling guide to suicide fires debate over when it is right to let life go--and who should make that choice when the patient no longer can.