社会工作学科建设的若干问题研究

城市化进程、政府职能的转变、高等教育的迅猛发展为我国社会工作学科建设提供了广泛的发展空间和全新的生长点。在社会转型和体制改革的现实背景中,社会工作学科的建设应明确学科思路,围绕学科定位扎扎实实地打好基础,绝不能急功近利。     

浅谈新世纪高校中的思想政治工作

面对新世纪的新形势和新情况 ,高校思想政治工作要切实加强和改进。加强高校思想政治工作 ,教职员工的觉悟和思想政治素质首先要有新的提高 ,同时 ,认识新形势、适应新变化对开创思想政治工作的局面具有重要作用。另外 ,高校思想政治工作者还要充分利用先进的科学理论和校园文化 ,使大学生具备正确的人生追求。     

浅谈毛泽东思想政治工作理论中的群众观点

本文从四个方面,即思想政治工作是党的群众工作、思想政治工作目的是为了群众、思想政治工作者必须代表群众、做思想政治工作必须依靠群众,深刻而具体地综述了毛泽东思想政治工作理论中的群众观点,正是由于毛泽东积极开展思想政治工作,广泛宣传、组织群众、依靠群众、代表群众、发动群众进行革命和建设,从而取得了新民主主义革命和社会主义建设的伟大胜利.     

论职务侵占案件中国家工作人员共同犯罪的定性

职务侵占案件中国家工作人员共同犯罪的类型比较复杂，其中国家工作人员与单位工作人员相互勾结，各自利用职务便利将单位财物占为己有的，其定性最具争议。对于该情形，仍然应当依照身份者的实行行为决定共同身份犯的性质这一原则定为职务侵占罪，而不能分别定罪、以主犯定罪或定贪污罪。     

加强派出所工作,夯实稳定之基

派出所工作与基层基础建设仍较薄弱,根据江西实际,提出:一要借鉴兄弟省市的先进经验,大力推行社区警务,将其摆在优先发展的战略地位;二要大力推进基层基础建设,实行群防群治,使其上台阶、上水平;三要做到面向、强化、服务基层,确保派出所工作与基层基础建设真正落到实处,只有发挥无穷民力,才能夯实社会稳定之基。     

第三代领导集体的民族工作实践与当代中国民族理论的发展

党的第三代领导集体的民族工作实践贯穿着民族工作与社会经济、政治、宗教、教育等各项工作相统一的思想 ,其中又特别重视处理好民族问题与宗教问题、民族工作规律与教育工作规律的关系。“三个代表”思想不仅为促进少数民族和民族地区的全面发展提供了理论指南和精神源泉 ,也为 2 1世纪中国民族理论和民族工作的发展指明了方向     

计算机网络与大学生思想政治工作

计算机网络是当今时代信息革命的重要标志,网络的发展给大学生思想政治工作创新带来了难得的发展机遇,也使传统的思想政治工作模式面临严峻挑战。借助计算机网络技术对大学生思想政治工作进行“嫁接”和改造,是新时期大学生思想政治工作新的途径和方法,网络思想政治工作也将成为新时期大学生思想政治工作的重要领域。符合大学生思想政治工作要求的信息网络建设和管理是网络思想政治工作的基础。一支高素质的思想政治工作队伍是网络思想政治工作的必然要求和组织保证。     

Adivasiness as Caste Expression and Land Rights Claim-Making in Central-Eastern India

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The adivasi population represents a special case in India’s new land wars. Strong individual and community rights to agricultural and forest lands have been enacted for this group based on notions of adivasi identities as primeval, but without linking these to economic and political influence. This article interrogates the adivasi land question seen through a caste lens. It does so via case studies in two states to understand the ways in which adivasi identity can be mobilised for its instrumental value and used to demand land rights. In Andhra Pradesh, the Supreme Court’s Samatha Judgement has prevented virtually all private mining activities. In Jharkhand, however, similar legislation is seen to be trumped by the national Coal Bearing Areas Act, as well as by former and current land acquisition acts that allow industrial land claims to take precedence over identity-based ones. Available evidence indicates the challenges involved in bringing support for land rights that are premised on a supposedly unchanging adivasi identity when these rights go against dominant interests. This circumstance serves to highlight the possibilities present in caste analysis to understand the plight of adivasis, despite their usually distinct treatment in scholarly analyses.     

Fight for meaning. Representations and work experiences in a greenfield automotive plant

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This article retraces the history of a FIAT factory located in a greenfield site in the South of Italy through representations of industrial work that have evolved over time. Relying on ethnographic research that I conducted in the towns of Melfi and Potenza, I describe how different forms of understanding the work done there oppose, affect and modify each other. The factory’s history from the early 1990s to recent years is divided into three main phases. The first section shows that external and self-produced representations of work were widely opposed in the first decade following the opening of the factory. The second section focuses on a strike that broke out in 2004, and its consequences in terms of collective memory. Finally, the third section demonstrates how some images shared by workers and local community have evolved from negative to positive, in a context of economic crisis. For each of the phases of the history of the factory, this article highlights local, national and global factors that determine the frames of reference within which perceptions of work are built.     

Facebook: An Emerging Arena for Politics of Self-Determination in northern Cyprus?

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The present article aims to expand scholarship on the political role of social media by focusing on the case of Facebook and the self-determination claims of Turkish Cypriots vis-à-vis Turkey. Drawing upon a virtual ethnography of relevant Facebook sites and groups, this article scrutinises whether social media offer an innovative public platform for the politics of self-determination or on-line claims are in reality formed and negotiated in the same manner as the offline ones. The article concludes that Turkish Cypriots’ Facebook activism may very well be for strengthening their community, shielding their distinct characteristics from mainland Turkey and raising their self-esteem, rather than indicating demands for complete autonomy in the traditional political sense of the word and/or statehood.