地区间侦查协作存在的问题及思考

地区间侦查协作在实际运行过程中也存在着很多问题,如地方保护主义、侦查协作绝对无偿性引发的障碍、侦查协作管理不完善、警力不足、缺乏监督投诉制度等。我们可以从以下几个方面解决：一是充分利用信息化的成果。二是建立新型的侦查协作机制,如建立侦查协作网络、设立侦查协作区等。三是其他相应的途径。总之,通过各种各样的手段可以使侦查协作工作更好的服务于公安工作的大局。     

域外各国及地区卧底警察作为犯罪之立法考察与评析

美、德等国家立法均规定卧底警察不能实施犯罪行为,但司法实务则持较宽容的态度。事实上承认了卧底警察实施“犯罪”的合法性,并通过公共利益豁免、检察官建议策略及利益衡量等方式规避立法。法国、荷兰及台湾等国家和地区则有限度的承认了卧底警察的“犯罪行为”,并明确了授权主体及授权范围。我国卧底侦查立法宜以成文法方式有限度的承认卧底警察“作为犯罪”的合法性,并对“犯罪”的授权主体与“犯罪”的授权模式做出规定。     

宁夏新型农村社会养老保险政策绩效评估

建立新型农村社会养老保险制度是一项宏大的社会系统工程,关乎所有农民的福祉,要使这一制度取得更好效果,实现新农保制度的可持续发展,政策评估必不可少。     

社会创新的方法:从评估切入

加强社会管理和创新是构建和谐社会的应有之义,而评估是推动社会创新的重要动力和手段。本文首先从理论上探讨评估之于社会创新的推动作用,然后在回顾和总结国外社会创新评估实践经验的基础上,对照中国现实,提出我国加强社会创新评估体系建设若干思考和建议。     

国家级专项规划群体决策的组织方式及其效果研究

国家级专项规划作为国民经济和社会发展五年计划纲要的重要组成部分,具有较强的专业性且编制和实施效果将影响国家某一领域未来5-10年甚至更长时间的发展。本文重点研究了国家级专项规划编制的历史沿革、规划的群体决策机制、规划群体决策组织方式的影响因素以及群体决策组织方式的实施效果,期望通过此研究为我国国家级专项规划组织方式的完善提供理论依据。     

任务驱动教学法在高职教育教学中的应用

为了实现高职教育的教学目标,提高教学质量,首先介绍了任务驱动教学法的内涵与优势;其次,针对高职学生的学习特点和课程特点,详细阐述了任务驱动教学法在《软件工程》教学中的应用过程;最后,探讨了在教学过程中应用任务驱动教学法应注意的一些问题。任务驱动教学法在实际应用中,取得了良好教学效果,促进了高职教育模式的改革。     

完善国内商业银行绩效考核体制的几点建议

绩效考核体制改革是当前国內商业银行战略转型的一项核心工作。新的绩效考核体制以监管部门相关办法为依据,借鉴国外银行先进管理技术,体现了注重效益和质量的管理理念,但在考核指标设计以及体现银行发展战略等方面仍存在不少待解的问题。为此,应通过完善经济资本和经济增加值等关键指标设计、加强财务指标与非财务指标的结合,以及推进绩效考核的战略导向等举措,逐步建立和完善现代商业银行绩效考核体制。     

加强和完善社会主义道德建设机制

道德建设机制是道德观念和道德行为的形成原理,是社会主义道德建设的基本规律和模式。道德建设机制从功能上可分为道德教育机制、、道德评价机制、道德赏罚机制、舆论引导机制。加强和完善社会主义道德建设机制应当着力完善道德教育机制,规范道德评价机制,健全道德赏罚机制,强化社会舆论引导机制。     

“The times have changed,the dope has changed”: Women's cooking roles and gender performances in shake methamphetamine markets*

Drug markets are typically portrayed as male dominated, with men occupying the higher positions and women fulfilling the lower positions. Yet, the results of recent work highlight how women's participation and experiences in drug economies varies by the structure and organization of the specific market. We focus on the shake‐and‐bake (“shake”) methamphetamine (meth) market, which seems to have emerged mainly in response to legal attempts to curtail methamphetamine production. We explore how women adapt to structural changes and how they perform gender to navigate a market in which the focus is on personal consumption instead of on monetary gain. By relying on semistructured interviews with 40 women who cooked meth, we identify the gendered strategies they adopt and how these coincide with their position in the drug market. Cooking roles took three forms (partner, lead, and team), and each role was characterized by distinct patterns of gender performance and autonomy (emphasized femininity, matriarchal control, and gender neutral). We show that certain market conditions allow for increased participation among women in meth manufacturing. Yet, even within favorable conditions, variability remains in women's positions and gender performances. The findings highlight the role of organizational and legal context in shaping both the roles women adopt in drug markets and the ways they perform gender.     

Assessing for bruises on the soul: identifying and evidencing childhood emotional abuse

The term ‘emotional abuse’ is acknowledged by law in the Children Act 1989 and refers to the wider social concept of harm that occurs in the psychosocial domain. Emotional abuse is a contested notion and a form of harm that statutory child protection social workers find difficult to recognise and gather evidence of. Early preventative intervention approaches, which occur outside the legal system, are the preferred course of action in work with emotional abuse. However, child protection social workers may use their statutory powers and duties to implement interventions when cases are deemed to require attention within legal frameworks.Professionals routinely fear legal work in cases of emotional abuse, feeling inadequately equipped to engage effectively with the law. This article draws on rich research data, gathered for an Economic and Social Research Council funded doctoral project. The data offers an original perspective on the interaction between social work and law, adding to existing literature on the frictions that exists. Using psychosocial methods, the research explores social worker experiences of identifying and evidencing emotional abuse, with particular attention to the application of ‘attachment theory’. The article shines a light on some practice complexities of identifying and evidencing emotional abuse.