党的现代化探析

党的现代化是我们党不能回避的一个重大课题。明确目标和把握要素,是党的现代化的基本要求。促进党的自身建设的科学化、制度化和规范化,是党的现代化的重要任务。建立、完善和创新定位机制、合法机制、整合机制、民主机制、制约机制,是党的现代化的支撑点。     

Spouse abuse: An integrative-interactional model

Although spouse abuse is a psychosocial problem and needs to be addressed from an ecological perspective, many clinicians confront this family issue daily. Outlined are some practical suggestions on how to deal with the abuser and the couple when one or both are clients. This work emphasizes the importance of contracts that are related to the level of work being done. Suggestions are made regarding the important considerations in the first few meetings when working with groups of men in the community. Interventions are derived from a broadly conceived cognitive-behavioral-systems perspective.     

维护国家主权统一是解决台湾问题的核心——学习邓小平“一国两制”理论的一点体会

维护国家主权统一是邓小平"一国两制"构想的基石;海峡两岸的不统一,是一种特殊的主权分离现象;以国家主权统一为立足点,打破僵局,促进和平统一.     

“一国两制”：解决两岸关系唯一正确的战略方针

由于台湾问题至今没有解决,所以国际国内许多人士对我国实行了20多年的"一国两制"战略方针产生了疑问,加之台独分子的肆意歪曲,致使"一国两制"面临严峻考验和挑战.在这种形势下,理清"一国两制"适用对象和客观依据,并将"一国两制"理论与"非一国两制"进行比较分析,有利于我们正确认识和恰当处理两岸关系,有助于我们推动和完成祖国统一大业.     

试论抗战时期的"一国两制"--论国共合作的法制基础

本文主要回顾抗战时期国共两党两种法律制度共存的历史,总结"一国两制"法律制度形成的原因,探讨其主要内容,并对其进行思考,以纪念抗战胜利60周年.     

“一国两制”下的若干宪政问题浅析

“一国两制”的理论和实践,给我国宪政理论提出了许多新课题。如“一国两制”的宪政涵义,“一国两制”与宪法的关系、“一国两制”与港澳基本法的关系、宪法与港澳基本法的关系等,用“一国两制”解决香港问题和澳门问题,不仅对解决台湾问题具有率先垂范的作用,而且能够证明“一国两制”是解决台湾问题的最佳模式。     

关于公安指挥中心重新定位的思考——首都警方警务指挥体系改革实践的启示

首都警方“加强勤务指挥工作推进社会治安整体防控体系建设”的工作思路,是关于指挥中心重新定位的实践性探索。重新确定指挥中心的地位是社会治安整体防控体系建设的需要,指挥调度作用对象的调整表明指挥中心的职责范围有了重大突破,指挥中心地位及职责范围的重新界定必然要求建立新的运行机制。     

毛泽东“社会主义矛盾系统论”新探

1957年6月,毛泽东发表了<关于正确处理人民内部矛盾的问题>,在这部划时代的著作中,毛泽东把马克思主义的哲学的矛盾分析方法和系统科学方法有机统一,深入分析了社会主义基本矛盾、主要矛盾和作为社会主义社会"总题目"的人民内部矛盾,由此构成了毛泽东独具特色的社会主义矛盾系统论.     

Splitting and making parties: Analysis of party reconfiguration in Taiwan

The development of Taiwanese party politics reached a milestone in the 2000 presidential and 2001 legislative elections. The island's pre-existing three-party system underwent a marked reconfiguration. With the split of the Kuomintang (KMT), two new parties emerged but one existing party nearly collapsed. Party politics in Taiwan have shown a continuous process of proliferation of new parties. This paper analyzes the underlying logic that drives the reconfiguration of the Taiwanese party system. A political-institution perspective is employed to show how social cleavages, mixed electoral incentives, and government formation work in dictating the transformation of the party system. This paper is supported by the National Science Council, Taiwan, under Grant NSC 92-2414-H-001-019, NSC 93-2414-H-001-002, and NSC 94-2414-H-001-012.     

Do Multicultural Democracies Really Require PR? Counterevidence from Switzerland

Central to consociational (or power‐sharing) theory is the claim that multicultural societies require electoral systems based on proportional representation (PR) in order to ensure a fair representation of the various cultural groups in parliament. In this context, Switzerland is often cited as a “PR country”, as well as the key example of successful consociationalism. This article argues that, in this respect, the Swiss experience does not support consociational theory as far as the representation of linguistic groups is concerned. The counterevidence is found by exploring the variety of Swiss electoral systems, both at the national level and in the four multilingual cantons. The article suggests that territoriality (i.e. definition of electoral districts) is the key variable for ensuring linguistic proportionality in parliament. When this is not possible, as is the case in some elections in the multilingual cantons, majoritarian systems sometimes do a better job than PR.