关于不同企业开展工资集体协商的策略研究

近年来各地开展工资集体协商覆盖范围日益扩大,但由于一些基层单位在协商策略及方法上有所欠缺,影响了效果和质量,加大对工资协商策略的研究,有利于保证协商效果,促进工资集体协商真正成为职工维权的长效机制。     

更新培训理念 创新培训管理——中瑞合作管理培训项目2006年师资班培训模式探析

近年来国内外培训机构在对"学习的含义"、"培训的含义"和"培训机构的核心竞争力"方面形成了新的理念。通过培训,对培训师的角色定位有了新的理解。本文还简要介绍了有关现代培训的一些新方法及有关现代培训项目管理的新启示。     

公安院校德育教育目标及实现途径

在市场经济条件下,如何确立公安院校德育教育的目标,是公安教育的头等重要的大事。公安工作的特殊性决定了所需人才必须具有坚定的政治信仰、良好的思想修养和高尚的道德情操。这些都需要在公安院校经过系统的、完整的教育、教学过程和其他各个方面的工作来完成。所以,针对公安院校的实际,建立起有别于地方普通高校的全方位、立体的德育教育目标体系和实现途径是很具有现实意义的。     

Analysis and analytical tools for managing corporate public affairs

This paper examines the place of analysis in corporate public affairs practice. It examines analysis in the larger context of organisational decision making, examines models, tools and techniques available to the CPA practitioner, and identifies factors why analysis has not received the prominence it deserves in the field and beyond. Copyright © 2002 Henry Stewart Publications     

中国和平解决国际争端问题初探

中国解决国际争端大体上运用外交方法,而没有利用国际仲裁和国际法院去解决重大的国际争端。随着中国融入国际社会的程度进一步加深,中国可以根据实际情况有选择性的综合运用外交和法律方法解决与中国有关的重大国际争端。     

谈对传统侦查方法的拓展——关于抢劫杀人案件侦查过程的研究

通过对近几年抢劫杀人案件侦查过程的研究发现,传统侦查方法在使用范围和方式上都有了拓展.快速反应机制的日益健全,使侦查人员在第一时间抓获犯罪嫌疑人的概率更大;指纹和DNA技术的发展,使侦查人员在现场勘查中更注意对它们的发现、提取和使用;手机、固定电话信息和监控录像信息是现代调查访问中的一个重要部分;公布案情、悬赏搜集情报、并案、特情等措施的综合运用能更有效地预防和打击抢劫杀人犯罪活动.     

Public Inquiry Methods,Processes and Outputs: an Epistemological Critique

Public inquiries are an important phenomenon in modern British society, often used to address controversial or difficult issues of major concern to policy makers, the media and the public. Although people often comment adversely on how costly inquiries are and how long they take, inquiry methods are rarely discussed, let alone critiqued or challenged. However, from a social sciences perspective, inquiry methods, processes and outputs are often at odds with accepted standards for research methods. This paper discusses this divergence and the implications for how we should regard the inquiry as a way of knowing, or learning.     

Recovery Rates of Human Fetal Skeletal Remains Using Varying Mesh Sizes

Human fetal skeletal elements of different gestational ages were screened with multiple mesh sizes (6.4 mm [1/4 inch], 3.2 mm [1/8 inch], 2.0 mm, and 1.0 mm) to determine their recovery rates. All remains were previously macerated, and no significantly damaged elements were used. The 6.4 mm mesh allowed a large loss of elements (63.2% overall), including diagnostic elements, while no diagnostic elements were lost when the 1 mm mesh (0.2%) was used. When using the 3.2 mm mesh, 16.2% of the bones were lost, including some diagnostic elements (primarily tooth crowns), while 7.5% were lost using the 2.0 mm mesh. The authors recommend that the potential loss of information incurred when utilizing larger mesh sizes be taken into consideration when planning recovery methods where fetal remains may be encountered and that a minimum of 1.0 mm mesh be utilized in recovery contexts known to include fetal remains.     

Criminologists,duct tape,and Indigenous peoples: quantifying the use of silencing research methods

A recent quantitative evaluation of mainstream criminological research found that there is a dearth of research on “Indigenous peoples in the criminal justice context” conducted in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States and published in elite criminology journals while these nations continue to incarcerate Indigenous peoples at markedly disproportionate rates. Although the silence prohibits public attention to this social issue, counter-colonial critics have mostly focused on criminologists who deliberately marginalize Indigenous peoples through use of inappropriate research methods. This study is a first attempt to quantify the use of “silencing research methods” in contemporary mainstream criminology. It involves a comprehensive review of research published in elite criminology journals over the past decade (2001–2010). The findings reveal that although mainstream criminologists generally prefer non-silencing research tools, they primarily employ silencing research methods when studying Indigenous peoples. Also, studies that focus on Native American peoples use silencing research tools more often than studies on other disproportionately incarcerated social groups, i.e., African and Hispanic Americans. The study concludes that by using “silencing research methods,” elite mainstream criminology has contributed to the marginalization of Indigenous peoples to varying degrees in all four countries over the past decade.     

Identities,Boundaries, and Accounts of Women Methamphetamine Users

Drug users often define themselves as functional users and depict others as dysfunctional (i.e. junkies). Previous research on the social identities of drug users has focused on the symbolic boundaries they create to distance themselves from stigmatized others. Investigators have yet to focus on how users account for their own boundary violations. Here, we examine the narratives of 30 former women methamphetamine (meth) users to determine how they make distinctions between functional and dysfunctional meth users (i.e. “meth heads”). The distinctions they make are based on users’ abilities to maintain control of their lives and to hide their use from outsiders. Those who saw themselves as functional but who engaged in behaviors inconsistent with this image accounted for these behaviors to maintain desired identities. We show the complexity of drug users’ identities and illustrate how anti-drug campaigns that provide grotesque caricatures of drug users may prolong drug using careers.