异地为官抑或改流归土——基层官员任职地域回避制度剖析

基层官员任职地域回避制度是我国古代的政治智慧。然而，在时代发展和社会变化的今天，到底是坚持“异地为官”还是转为“改流归土”，学者们有不同的看法。考量地域回避制度的设计初衷和现实效果，认为当前的异地为官制度不仅没有发挥制度设计初衷的有效作用，而且还产生了一系列的负面影响，这阻碍了县政改革和基层民主的发展。     

Attachment-based practice with adults: understanding strategies and promoting positive change. A new practice model and interactive resource for assessment,intervention and supervision

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to test whether attachment styles change over the course of a sex offender-specific treatment programme for incarcerated adult male sex offenders. To measure attachment styles, 44 male sex offenders (treatment n = 26, waitlist n = 18) completed the Relationship Scales Questionnaire (RSQ) and the Adult Attachment Scale (AAS). The results indicated that treatment participants showed significant decreases in levels of anxious attachment measures from pre- to post-test. Furthermore, the results from the RSQ 2-factor showed that participants in the treatment group demonstrated a significant decrease in avoidant attachment levels at post-test compared to the waitlist group. The results from the AAS showed that participants in the treatment group demonstrated a significant decrease in dependent attachment levels at post-test compared to the waitlist group. Implications of results are discussed.     

行政管束若干具体问题探讨

行政管束的实施在管束的对象、手段、场所和管束后的法律责任等方面存在一定的困惑,使具体执法存在含混之处,需要进一步明确行政管束的具体要求,以准确有效地执行法律。     

2001年-2003年湖南省劳教人员基本情况调查报告

2001年-2003年湖南省劳教人员基本情况调查报告显示,财产型罪错、吸毒型罪错、滋扰型罪错三类罪错劳教人员占当年劳教人员总数的90%左右,劳教人员重新违法犯罪率较高,且多为吸毒型罪错和财产型罪错.摸清劳教人员的基本情况,有助于研究制定切实有效的教育挽救措施,提高劳教人员的教育改造质量.     

论涉外民事管辖权冲突及法律适用

这篇文章从涉外民事管辖权冲突、法律适用原则、发展趋势等方面进行了阐述 ,重点探讨了国家主权在涉外民事管辖权中的体现 ,并结合法律关系的各个方面论述法律适用原则及发展趋势。进而 ,文章对我国在这方面的立法提出自己的见解     

Inventing places: disrupting the ‘divided city’

ABSTRACT

This article looks at everyday encounters in Mostar to investigate how boundaries are enacted and displaced by its dwellers. Drawing on participant observation in two cafes, it considers boundaries not only in their spatial capacity, but in a confluence of space and time. It reflects on how owners and customers mobilize the idea of the pre-war city as a space of interethnic tolerance to criticize the contemporary city. It discusses how the creation of temporal boundaries complicate the narrative of the divided city and sheds light on attempts to restore places of co-existence in sharp contrast to the prevalent social order.     

公安机关立案活动的人权保障问题

随着我国法制建设的不断完善,有关人权保障的问题日益受到关注。公安机关作为重要的侦查部门,其活动直接与公民的权利密切相连,在实际操作中的侦查立案也很容易造成对人权的侵犯。从立案的性质、立案规范的不足对人权容易造成侵犯着眼,怎样把握立案的条件,在实际操作中切实保障公民的人权具有十分重要的意义。     

DIVORCE AND ATTACHMENT RELATIONSHIPS: THE LONGITUDINAL JOURNEY

What are the longitudinal consequences of disrupted attachment relationships, and what bearing might that have on our thinking about divorce custody matters? In this paper, Alan Sroufe, William Harris Professor of Child Development, University of Minnesota, addresses these issues. Sroufe is a lead researcher on the Minnesota Longitudinal Study of Childhood, now a 30‐year research program that sets out to explore the development of children growing up in climates of chronic socioeconomic risk. This study is widely attributed with providing an “organizational perspective” on early attachment and an ecological map of the child's growing ability to cope with chronic environmental and familial strain across lifetime. In this interview, Sroufe offers candid views from his longitudinal research, emphasizing the influence of attachment security in the progression of relationship competence across the life span, and considers implications for complex custody matters.     

JOHN BOWLBY'S LEGACY AND MEANINGS FOR THE FAMILY LAW FIELD: IN CONVERSATION WITH SIR RICHARD BOWLBY

John Bowlby (1907–1990), a British psychologist, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, is widely known as the father of attachment theory. He was also the father of Richard Bowlby. Since his father's death, Sir Richard Bowlby has made it his life's work to carry on his father's legacy, seeking ways to help the general public benefit from a better understanding of attachment relationships and his father's work in particular. Although an Honorary Research Fellow, Department of Psychology, University College, London, and patron of many organizations that address challenging attachment issues, Richard Bowlby emphasizes that his strengths are in being “a well‐informed layman, having some pretty good inside information, and some wonderful stories to tell.” Here, he covers a wide range of topics and controversies core to family law, offering contemporary and historical insights, perspectives from his father, and an interesting tale or two.