高校网络建设与学生思想政治工作

网络不仅仅是虚拟的空间,人们在前往网络化空间的时候,既迎来了福音,也产生了麻烦。如不良信息、虚假信息和黄毒通过网络渠道广泛传播,沉溺于网上聊天、网上恋爱、网络游戏等现象已经成为一个值得高度重视的问题,也对公安高校学生产生了不可忽视的负面影响。高校的学生思想政治工作,必须紧跟网络发展的步伐,认真学习网络技术知识,占领网络阵地,掌握网上思想政治工作的主动权。     

2000年以来大陆学界对钓鱼岛问题的研究现状分析

近年来,钓鱼岛问题已渐成大陆学界的研究热点,大批学术成果问世,研究主题主要涉及钓鱼岛问题的历史地理研究、法理研究、现状及前景研究等若干领域。这些研究不仅体现为历史地理依据和法理依据方面的深度论述,而且对解决钓鱼岛问题的各种方案进行了深入思考,表明钓鱼岛问题研究步入了一个新的发展阶段。     

从历史视角看我国集体协商制度与和谐劳动关系问题

集体协商制度是一定历史阶段的产物。分析其在西方工业化国家产生发展和在我国实施及废止的历史可看出,它与一定的经济体制及特定的劳动关系有着紧密的联系,落实好这一制度,是建立和谐劳动关系的基本路径之一,这是在借鉴西方市场经济国家劳动关系调节的历史经验、汲取我国过去及近年来实践经验的基础上所得出的一条基本结论。     

论文学人类学批评的审美性路径

文学批评"人类学转向"取代"语言学转折"的困境在于如何寻求和体现文学的审美价值意义。事实上,审美本质探索与人类本质问询二者本来是统一的,传统的文学人类学批评审美性缺失的原因在于将"人类性"当作了"先验的存在",对人的本质力量的探索走向了抽象浮泛。将"人类性"看作是"历史的建构",阐发作品关于人类本质的独特言说,应是文学人类学批评的审美性路径。     

“Gendering” European security: policy changes,reform coalitions and opposition in the OSCE

The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) has rarely been considered in scholarship on gender and security, even though it was one of the regional security organisations whose gender policy predated the United Nations Security Council’s call for more international attention to issues related to women, peace and security in October 2000. Based on an analysis of official OSCE documents and on semi-structured interviews, we trace the integration of gender issues in the OSCE and explore the rationale behind and the challenges associated with it. We identify two phases of gender policy change in the OSCE and show how the integration of UNSCR 1325 brought about an expansion of OSCE gender policy from an exclusive focus on “soft” security issues towards increased inclusion of gender in the area of “hard” security. Drawing on historical and feminist institutionalism, we argue that reform coalitions were crucial for the policy changes in the OSCE but that they encountered institutional and ideational barriers, which hampered implementation of the gender policy. In light of rising opposition, our analysis warns of a backlash that might jeopardise current achievements.     

‘Whichever way you turn,there is the face of God’ diaspora,memory, and historiography from the margin in The Moor’s Account by Laila Lalami

In The Moor’s Account, Laila Lalami dares to dust off the archive of official history that passed over the testimonies of a Moroccan slave during the Discovery Age. This paper explores the way the slave capitalizes on historiography to reconstruct the Western monolithic history. In so doing, the re-constructor’s memory performs a number of roles. It registers the history of the European conquest of La Florida using micro narrative frameworks that highlight salient differences from the official record. Besides, the diasporic memory that the present novel advocates has the intention to mark a difference of the silenced subjectivity from the supremacist histories through a transnational matching of homeland with diaspora. This transnationalism is coupled with a look forward to circumvent the essentialism implied in the monologic narratives. In shuttling between the past, present, and future, memory espouses cosmopolitanism as an alternative to the fundamentalism which threatens people’s cultural diversity.