东亚多边安全合作机制建设与美国因素

东亚可以说是世界上安全困境最严重的地区.为解决这些困境,东亚各国通过摸索,建立起一种多边安全合作机制.然而,该机制从建立之际,就受到美国因素的强烈影响,其未来也必然与美国因素息息相关.     

产业集群与东北经济区共同发展探讨

东北老工业基地振兴 ,不单单是工业发展问题 ,而是一个区域共同发展的问题 ,根据产业集群理论 ,通过产业集群形成几个特色的、较大规模的产业集群 ,使东北经济区形成内部协作、共同发展的走势。东北经济区必将重振雄风 ,再创辉煌     

论东北振兴过程中的政府职能

振兴东北老工业基地的实质是一个再工业化的过程。这一过程既面临着世界其他老工业基地不曾遇到的困难,也面临着其他老工业基地不曾有过的历史性机遇。振兴东北老工业基地既需要政府的积极推动作用,也需要转变和规范政府职能,特别需要注意的部分是地方政府在实施振兴东北老工业基地的过程中,强化计划经济时期政府职能的倾向。目前,需要尽快地编制国家振兴东北老工业基地的总体规划,并在此基础上制定和实施加快国有企业改革、促进民营经济的发展、统筹扩大就业与完善社会保障体系、全面提高开放水平等具体政策措施。     

东北老工业基地振兴中的城市物流发展研究

在东北老工业基地振兴中,城市物流是增强区域综合竞争力、实现城市带动区域发展战略的基础。东北老工业基地城市物流的特点是大进大出、商贸物流发展迅速,优势是发展基础好、潜力大,不足之处在高成本、低效率的发展阶段,存在着诸多问题。根据供应链管理和产业集群理论、东北老工业基地城市物流发展的战略重点应放在规划协调城市物流管理、引导城市物流有序发展,建设公用型物流平台,加快制度建设,明确核心城市物流发展目标,实现优势互补上。     

东北振兴过程中的对外开放:中俄合作

《东北地区振兴规划》提出了通过扩大对外开放,加速东北老工业基地振兴。俄罗斯是东北对外开放主要对象国。在东北振兴规划框架下,中俄区域经济合作应该是互动发展、共生发展、和谐发展。充分发挥本区域的经济优势,引进国外的资金和先进技术,提高生产效率,调整产业结构,达到生产要素的国际最佳配置,实现老工业基地的再次辉煌。《规划》初次提出了在理论上要突破以国家为单位的国际区域一体化,而在相邻的两个国家部分地区实行一体化。实践上中俄区域双方的经济合作要达到互动、共生、和谐的发展状态。为此,建议在中俄区域合作中,要把东北作为一个经济体的概念,以区域化打破原有的行政区划。     

中国和平发展与东北亚地区安全的理性思考

求和平、促发展、谋合作,是不可阻挡的历史潮流,为此,要努力建设一个持久和平、共同繁荣的和谐世界。东北亚地区构成中国生存与发展的基本环境,东北亚稳定与否,是影响中国国家安全与社会发展的直接外部条件。和平发展对实现中国的全面发展和维护东北亚地区安全与世界和平意义重大。中国在东北亚的安全战略是：发展睦邻友好关系,稳定周边安全环境;和平解决朝核危机,稳定朝鲜半岛局势;提倡新安全观,探索建立新的安全合作机制。     

对东北亚地区领土争议的战略思考(英文)

Historical experience of resolving territorial disputes in all parts of the world shows that the disputed territory itself has neither the strategic depth nor sufficient maneuvering space. It is hard to make any progress when solely focusing on resolving the territorial issue. How to keep the territorial issue in a controllable and appropriate place has posed a great challenge to the Northeast Asian countries.     

A mob for hire? Unpacking older women’s political activism in Kyrgyzstan

This article explores the politics of older women in post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan, who have emerged as informal leaders in urban neighbourhoods to ‘speak for the poor’ to the state. Their mediating role is crucial for understanding community micro-politics, women’s political agency and more broadly state–society relations in the post-Soviet context. Drawing on in-depth interviews with older female informal leaders, the paper examines their political legitimacy and modes of mediation with the state and elites. Using Bourdieu’s concepts of political capital and ‘double dealings’, the paper argues that older women are important informal mediators, whose representational practices involve communal leadership, protest activism, bargaining and vote mobilization. Their multitasking roles are necessitated by their legitimation struggles and elites’ strategies of state capture. The article challenges the dominant media representation of older women activists as ‘a mob for hire’ and offers a more nuanced account of older women’s politics, addressing a blind spot in the literature on politics in Central Asia.     

International society: the social dimensions of Indonesia's foreign policy

Realism has been the dominant conceptual approach to studying Indonesian foreign policy. This article, however, considers realist analyses to be insufficient since their emphasis on the struggle for power and security in the system of states has led to the neglect of the importance of perspectives which focus on order. To fill the gap it then intends to apply the English School perspective which focuses on the concept of international society to trace the nature and function of Indonesian foreign policy. Two cases are examined, including the Asian African Conference and Association of South East Asian Nations, to demonstrate the relevance of international society for policy ideas and action. The central argument is that the Indonesian elite worldview indicates that the creation and maintenance of order in international societies are ones which are prominent objectives legitimizing the conduct of Indonesia's external relations.     

Offensive for defensive: the belt and road initiative and China's new grand strategy

China's Belt and Road initiative came from the combined pressure of slowing down of Chinese economy, US pivot to Asia and deterioration of the relations with neighboring countries after weathering the storm of the Global Financial Crisis of 2008. It also symbolizes a more proactive approach of Chinese new leader Xi Jinping in meeting the expectation on China's international obligation and leadership. Aimed to link Asia, Europe, Africa and Oceania, the initiative provides tremendous opportunities of international economic cooperation. The paper argues that as China's contribution to international public goods, it is in the line of economic liberalism; as China's grand strategy, it is more of defensive than offensive by nature. Despite risks and uncertainties exist, the enforcement will boost China's influence and position in regional and international institutions. US should consider making more strategic space to the rising China, and a better coordinated China–US relations will make Asia Pacific a safer and more promising region.