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正BANGLADESH A supporter of the governing Bang ladesh Awami League is injured after aclash with supporters from the opposing Bangladesh Nationalist Party during a protest in Dhaka on December 29,2013.Opposition leader Khaleda Ziahas calledon the government to step down     

加入WTO与共青团工作的思考

去年 12月 ,中国正式成为世贸组织新成员。入世后 ,中国的社会、经济面貌将会发生许多变化 ,共青团工作也随之要面对许多新的工作领域。这些工作领域主要有 :重视青年人力资源的开发 ;组织农村青年 ,搞专业化生产、产业化经营 ;帮助青年开拓就业渠道 ;引导青年树立新的观念。     

新媒体和旧媒体在团青融合中的比较研究

随着新媒体技术的不断发展及广泛应用,新媒体以其成本低、自主性强、互动及时、覆盖率高、信息承载量大等特点,迅速改变着我们的社会形态,并逐渐成为青少年日常生活中相互交流与获取知识的最主要渠道。共青团组织需要利用新媒体的特点,发挥新媒体的正能量,通过创新共青团工作、创建宣传教育平台、培养青年志愿者、加强网络立法和青少年维权等方式,实现共青团引导青少年、组织青少年、服务青少年、维护青少年合法权益的工作总目标,实现团青融合。     

新生代农民工流动团支部建设的基本途径

新生代农民工具有自我价值实现愿望的强烈化、生活方式和消费方式的城市化、维权意识的明确化以及维权手段的单一化等特点。由于诸多体制障碍和现实困境的存在,新生代农民工在流入地很难顺利地实现社会融入,成为游离于城市与农村的＂边缘人＂。加强对新生代农民工的服务与管理,促进其社会融入,成为目前基层政府与党团组织加强社会建设与管理的重要任务。通过加强新生代农民工流动团支部建设,可以促进新生代农民工的社会融入,有效地维护社会和谐与稳定,促进社会经济的健康可持续发展。     

高校团组织服务大学生就业创业工作的若干思考

服务大学生就业创业,是高校共青团工作的一项重要内容。高校团组织服务大学生就业创业,具有组织优势、载体优势、资源优势和通讯优势。高校团组织要充分发挥这些优势,在工作策略和服务措施等方面,采取切实有效的办法,帮助大学生顺利实现就业创业,从而体现团组织服务青年的功能。     

浅议新时期大学生创业教育与高校共青团工作

创业教育是培养人的创业意识、创业思维、创业技能等各种创业综合素质,并最终使受教育者具有一定的创业能力的教育。开展创业教育,是新时期高校教育工作对共青团组织提出的新要求,是高校共青团组织服务青年学生的着力点,是提高大学生就业竞争力的有效途径。推行实施KAB创业教育项目,组织各类校园创业文化活动,开展全真环境下的创业教育是高校团组织开展创业教育的有效方法。     

日本退出国际联盟的“法理”思辨

1933年日本退出国际联盟,原因概在于西方列强于伪满洲国的承认问题上投了反对票。日本的这一举动,无疑是对国际组织的强有力冲击。简言之,在日本侵略野心急剧膨胀的时段,国际联盟约束力的缺失与公法强制力的丧失,使得日本巧妙利用公法为一己之私服务,给今天的学界留下了耐人寻味的思考。     

铭记共青团组织的政治属性做好团员青年的思想政治工作

政治性是共青团有别于工会和妇联等一般群众性社会组织的根本属性,是共青团的立团之本。做好团员青年的思想政治工作是共青团组织政治性的必然要求。团员意识是团的政治属性的集中体现,应当成为共青团思想政治工作的着力点。     

Antithesis – the reconstruction of the African Union for a viable and sustainable solution for the unity of Africans

ABSTRACT

Franz Fanon, the Algerian revolutionary of African descent, once declared: ‘Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfil it or betray it.’ The challenge confronting African researchers on matters related to the Afro-Arab borderlands – regions spanning Tchad, Niger, Mali, Mauritania and the Sudan where the African and Arab worlds meet – centre on resolving, reversing and undoing historical denials and inaccuracies. This article critically reviews the falsification of history in this part of Africa, in the Sudan in particular, and the role of the Arab League, the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, the Organisation of African Unity and its successor the African Union, in addressing the plight of its inhabitants. The article concludes with the recommendation of the creation of a new, culturally based Pan-African organisation able to fill a void and offer redress.     

Interpreting “Cumulative Extremism”: Six Proposals for Enhancing Conceptual Clarity

The concept of “cumulative extremism”—described in 2006 by Roger Eatwell as “the way in which one form of extremism can feed off and magnify other forms [of extremism],” has recently gained considerable traction in academic, policy, and practitioner discourses about extremism. Yet in spite of the growing usage of the term, particularly in analyses of the dynamic between extreme Islamist and extreme Right-Wing or anti-Muslim protest groups, there has to date been scant interrogation of the concept itself or of its application. In this article, we make a series of six proposals as to how we might enhance the conceptual clarity of these conversations about “cumulative extremism.” Our aim in doing so is to increase the likelihood that the concept might become a useful addition to the debates on extremism rather than becoming, to borrow a term from John Horgan—something of an “explanatory fiction”—an idea that appears to enable us to explain a great deal, but whose explanatory value is largely lost because there is insufficient scrutiny of the claims that it is used to make and whose liberal application becomes increasingly conducive to poor science.