<正>The economic driver of China’s biggest steelmaking center shifts During his 16-year career as a steel worker in Handan,north China’s Hebei Province,Yuan Haixin never imagined that he would later become a nanomaterial production inspector.After the steel mill where he was working was shut down due to 相似文献
<正>Collective wisdom on how to meet challenges and seize chances at the Boao forum On March 24,Yang Kai,Chairman of China Huishan Dairy Holdings,a company that covers the entire dairy value chain from plantation to dairy farming and manufacturing and is based in northeast China’s Liaoning Province,issued an announcement. 相似文献
正Remote villages in Tibet grow rapidly thanks to better transport and targeted development policies Renowned Italian Tibetologist and explorer Giuseppe Tucci(1894-1984) might have rescheduled his first journey to Tibet if he had known that then the only road out of Diyag, 相似文献
正How Internet Plus tourism has spread rural Tibet’s wings Phuntsok,a 70-year-old family inn owner in Nyingchi City,southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region,is remarkably web savvy.On his business card,there is a QR code for tourists to scan to see the virtual reality(VR)panorama of his guesthouse in Tashi Gang Village,Lhulang Town. 相似文献
Annually, natural disasters cause loss of life, damage to property, and damage to the environment. Concomitant is damage to the cultural heritage property, both items and places. Yet in the wake of a disaster, containment and response efforts put additional cultural resources at risk--usually due to ignorance rather than malice on the part of the disaster manager or the property owners. This paper reviews the effects of natural disasters on heritage sites and argues for increased awareness and training for disaster managers. 相似文献
<正>The 19th CPC National Congress steers the country to higher-quality development The eyes of the world are on Beijing,where the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China(CPC),one of China's most important political conferences,opened on October 18.The congress,held once every five years,sets the course for the nation.Xi Jinping,General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee,delivered a report on the 相似文献
We analyze the way in which individual academics and research groups organize their third mission activities before and after the institutionalization of third mission strategies by the university governing body. Drawing on the literature, we put forward an interpretative framework that links central entrepreneurial or engaged strategies with the way academics organize their third mission activities. Then, we propose an application of this frame to the case of the University of Florence (Italy), before and after its transition to more structured entrepreneurial and engaged models. We use a mix of quantitative and qualitative analysis. A cluster analysis allows identifying different types of academics involved in the third mission based on the way they organize their activities. Furthermore, a set of interviews to academics complements the comparison and the interpretation of the clusters obtained. The following paths of change emerge: (1) increased proportion of academics involved in third mission activities; (2) bottom-level initiatives that are aligned with central strategies; and (3) increased heterogeneity of bottom-level organization forms, with a relative loss of importance of the group dimension with respect to the individual academics and an increased specialization of research groups.