科学发展观对马克思主义社会发展理论的坚持和发展

马克思主义社会发展理论是关于客观世界全面、深刻的发展学说。科学发展观结合新时期新阶段的特点和实践要求，进一步揭示了我国经济社会发展的核心、基本要求和根本方法，生动体现了对马克思主义社会发展理论的坚持和发展。它的提出，更新了发展理念，完善了中国特色社会主义理论体系，是发展中国特色社会主义必须坚持和贯彻的重大战略思想。     

越南生物多样性保护问题与启示

从长期战争泥潭中解脱出来、在世界经济体系中处于边缘地位的越南,由于缺乏资金和技术,为了尽快摆脱贫困,接纳了发达国家和新兴经济体转移的夕阳产业.由于过度开发自然资源,结果造成环境污染,生物多样性减少.近年来越南的环境保护取得一定成效,但是如何处理好经济发展与环境保护的关系仍将是越南政府的一项长期课题.     

对建设中国特色生态文明的若干思考

十七大把“生态文明”写入党代会的报告中,彰显出中国共产党推进科学发展观、构建社会主义和谐社会的执政新思维,符合当代中国实际和时代潮流。全面认识和把握生态文明的内涵、必要性、如何建设生态文明对于实现可梦续发展、全面建设小康社会和实现社会和谐有重要战略意义。     

我国政府绿色采购刍议

为实现2020年全面建成小康社会这一奋斗目标,我国经济必须建立在优化结构、提高效益、降低消耗、保护环境的基础上,努力实现经济又好又快发展。基于政府绿色采购在产业结构优化、资源循环利用、节能减排、环境保护、实现经济可持续发展上的重要促进作用,探讨我国政府绿色采购现状、问题及其改进的措施。     

关于提高石油企业职工整体素质的刍议

企业的兴衰取决于职工队伍素质的高低。提高队伍素质是一项长期而又艰巨的工作。企业不仅要有一批高素质、复合型的经营管理人才和专业技术人才,还要有一支能熟练掌握操作岗位规程的技术工人队伍。因此,迅速提高职工队伍的整体素质,是企业持续发展的当务之急。     

将拓展训练引入警察职业化教育课程的思考

拓展训练以一种全新的学习方法和训练方式,对提高警察积极进取的人生态度和团队合作精神大有好处.通过多元化的教育方法把拓展训练融入警察职业化教育课程中,以达到提升警察情商为目的.以培养符合时代要求的高素质的公安人才.     

Transnational cooperation of Turkish political parties as an ineffective tool of Europeanization

This paper investigates the impact transnational cooperation with European Union (EU) partners has had on Turkish political parties – the ruling Justice and Development Party and the Republican People’s Party. Two main platforms of transnational cooperation, i.e., affiliation with political families in the European Parliament and the workings of the EU–Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee, are scrutinized. The article posits that transnational cooperation with partners on a European level has had a limited – if any – socialization effect on Turkish political organization. This stems mainly from ideological divergences between Turkish political parties and their European counterparts, EU scepticism which permeates political elites in Turkey as well as rising anti-Turkish sentiments within the EU establishment.     

NEPAD: Talking from the South,governing from the West

The formation of the New Partnership for African Development (NePAD) in 2001 at the African Union (AU) Summit in Lusaka, Zambia, marked the advent of what is regarded as a novel development strategy crafted by Africans for Africa. Rooted in former South African President thabo Mbeki’s call for an African renaissance, the initiative seeks to trigger the continent’s economic development by encouraging African states to explore the prevailing international economic order or globalisation. this article explores NePAD’s capacity to foster economic development in Africa, assesses the reasons for its establishment, reviews its mandate and examines institutional mechanisms for achieving its goals. the article takes issue with the ‘westernisation’ of the ‘discourse’ of Africa and calls for the revitalisation of NePAD’s strategy for sustainable African development.     

Facilitators and obstacles to cooperation in international development networks: a network approach

This paper draws attention to the value of a network approach for understanding cooperation in international development networks. The approach emphasises the impact of social interaction, and the values, ideas, and behaviours of individuals on the achievement of development goals. Social network analysis is used to analyse the social structure and dynamics of interaction in an aid-funded development network organisation that aimed to develop optometry capacity in Mozambique. The analysis shows the value of combining quantitative and qualitative methods in a complementary way to identify factors facilitating (network consciousness and social skill) and hindering (power dynamics) cooperation.     

If technology is the answer,what does it take?

This article aims to assess why technology such as improved crop varieties has not taken off in Tanzania in spite of substantial efforts, and to consider what role policy plays in that regard. Few farmers use improved varieties due to reasons such as affordability in relation to the low profitability of farming; high risk, including fake seed in the market; and unpredictable policies and marketing opportunities. Effective governance is needed for agriculture to be transformed in the direction stated in national policy documents, but weak institutions and the collective interests of farmers not being sufficiently recognised hinder the likelihood of necessary technological changes happening.