中国反倾销司法审查模式特点分析

最高人民法院2002年12月公布的关于反倾销司法审查的司法解释,提高了中国反倾销司法审查制度的国际化水准,推动了采取反倾销措施程序的法制化进程。在中国司法审查程序上,第一次明确规定划分事实审查和法律审查的司法审查结构。     

劳动经济学在工会理论上的新发展

劳动经济学对工会问题的研究,自20世纪70年代末以来主要沿着两个方向发展:一是利用经济分析的方法研究工会在工资谈判中的作用;二是利用经济分析的方法研究工会的罢工行为。本文对劳动经济学在这两个方面的发展作出了评述。     

试论WTO法的正当性问题

随着全球治理实践和理论的兴起与发展,WTO法的正当性问题正日益受到关注。本文分析了这一问题日益突出的背景;以几种质疑WTO法的正当性的观点为基础,提出了WTO法的正当性的含义,并对提高WTO法的正当性进行了初步的探讨。     

Performance Budgeting: The Perspective of State Agencies

Although performance‐based budgeting requirements are pervasive, what remains a challenge is how to gain the support from all stakeholders in the budget process that are essential to the integration of performance information with budgeting. This study examines the perspective and role of state agencies on performance budgeting. The finding indicates that for agencies to conduct performance‐informed budgeting, the focus needs to be on elevating managerial capacity to use performance information, and improving measurement quality. Moreover, it is crucial to recognize that performance budgeting is a collaborative process in which each participant plays a valuable role.     

Ningbo to Host 2007 China Food Expo

NINGBO,a booming cityof commerce and har-borbusinessinsouthernChina's Zhejiang Prov-ince,hasbeenselectedas     

国外财政转移支付法律制度及其经验概介

财政转移支付法律制度是实行分税制国家的一项基本的财经法律制度。它在加强宏观调控、协调地区均衡、维护国家稳定、促进社会和谐发展等方面发挥着重要的作用。本文拟通过对美国、日本和德国等国家财政转移支付法律制度的成功经验进行考查和总结,为我国的财政转移支付法律制度的完善提供借鉴。     

平等、公平、效率及其他

重视审视平等、公平概念 ,表达了作者的看法 ,同时也提出了实现公平 ,获得效率走向平等理想的建议。     

关于财产性收入的几个问题

让更多群众拥有财产性收入，对于促进共同富裕，实现社会和谐稳定，具有重要意义。要为更多群众拥有财产性收入创造条件，主要措施是：提高劳动报酬在初次分配中的比重，实现收入和财产之间的良性互动关系；切实维护广大民众作为全民或集体财产所有者分享全民或集体财产的收入的权利；在投资渠道和投资环境上为广大中、低收入者提供更多有利条件。     

利用Box-Behnken效应面法优化氟苯尼考纳米混悬剂处方

为了优化制备氟苯尼考纳米混悬剂,使用介质研磨法制备氟苯尼考纳米混悬剂,以粒径、多分散系数为评价指标,采用Box-Behnken设计-效应面法评价氟苯尼考纳米混悬剂的处方,并进行验证,用HPLC法测定氟苯尼考纳米混悬剂的含量。结果显示,最优处方为药物浓度为10.12%、HPMC浓度为11.88 mg/m L、SDS浓度为1 mg/m L。制得的氟苯尼考纳米混悬剂的粒径、多分散系数、含量分别为(264.57±5.37)nm、0.176±0.004、(10.67±0.12)%,与模型理论预测值接近。结果表明,Box-Behnken效应面法适用于氟苯尼考纳米混悬剂的处方优化,且具有良好的预测性。     

Women's rights in democratic transitions: A global sequence analysis, 1900–2012

What determines countries’ successful transition to democracy? This article explores the impact of granting civil rights in authoritarian regimes and especially the gendered aspect of this process. It argues that both men's and women's liberal rights are essential conditions for democratisation to take place: providing both women and men rights reduces an inequality that affects half of the population, thus increasing the costs of repression and enabling the formation of women's organising – historically important to spark protests in initial phases of democratisation. This argument is tested empirically using data that cover 173 countries over the years 1900–2012 and contain more nuanced measures than commonly used. Through novel sequence analysis methods, the results suggest that in order to gain electoral democracy a country first needs to furnish civil liberties to both women and men.