女性学研究的方法与方法论问题

我国女性学研究起步于上世纪80年代中期,是在传统学科女性研究不断深入的基础上成长起来的。伴随着女性学知识与理论系统的不断完善,女性学研究的方法和方法论不断推进,初步呈现出以唯物史观为指导和以社会性别理论为指导的两种探索模式,并逐渐形成了有中国特色的发展路径。     

干部选拔任用工作中的民主质量问题探析

近年来，干部选拔任用工作逐渐扩大民主，但是扩大民主后民主质量却不高，原因是多方面的，从主观方面来说，参与主体民主意识不强，民主素养不高，从客观方面来说，民主渠道不畅通；文件规范不明确；监督实施不到位。基于这种情况，提高干部选拔任用工作民主质量应该从以下几个方面着手：教育和引导群众，提高干部群众的民主素质；疏通民主渠道，为信息畅通搭建平台；完善文件规范，为具体操作统一标准；健全监督机制，为民主的落实建立机制保障。     

“80后”裸婚的成因分析

通过对"80后"进行深入的实地调查,以五位1980年后出生的被访者为个案研究对象,以开放式访谈收集资料,在对资料进行质性分析的基础上发现:这批"80后"并非自愿选择裸婚,而是由于婚姻成本的畸高、婚姻中感情因素的上升、婚姻双方对婚后家庭生活的重视以及代际间财富流的变化等原因造成的。     

公安院校人民警察核心价值观培养与实践探究

党的十八大报告强调要积极培育和践行社会主义核心价值观。公安院校作为培养未来人民警察的摇篮，加强人民警察核心价值观的培育与实践更具现实意义。本文拟从内涵、意义及实现途径三个方面着手，以深入阐述公安院校人民警察核心价值观应如何进行培养与实践。     

The politics of misogyny: General Zia-ul-Haq’s Islamization of Pakistan’s legal system

General Zia-ul-Haq’s ambitious Islamization program vis-à-vis gender status in an Islamic Republic remains embedded in the legal system to the detriment of Pakistan’s females. Passage of the Hudood Ordinances of 1979 was a harbinger of things to come as the military junta moved to implement laws perceived to be congruent with Shariah (Islamic) law. This article examines specific discriminatory legal measures, which ensured the reversal of the slow but significant gains made by females since Pakistan’s creation in 1947; and explores how certain draconian measures enacted by Zia’s regime served to mobilize some Pakistani women to political activism.     

论中国古典文学对《万叶集》和歌的影响——以咏“云”和歌为线索

文章主要探讨了《万叶集》中咏"云"的和歌与中国文学的关系。通过对《万叶集》文本的仔细研读、与中国古典诗歌作品的精心比对,可发现众多《万叶集》和歌的构思与中国古典诗歌有相似之处。论文通过举例与分析的方法具体论证了两者的关联,同时论证了《万叶集》和歌的枕词、序词等修辞及用词对中国文学的借鉴。     

‘Sexurity’ and its effects in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

Newly recognised as a threat to global peace and security, sexual violence in conflict is now a fixed item on international security agendas. This marks significant progress for women, gender equality and the integrity of peace programmes. Our aim here, however, is to reflect upon the risks that inhere in this accomplishment. Through the concept of ‘sexurity’, a tripartite amalgam of the securitisation of sexual violence, the sexualisation of security, and the language of crisis, we outline the adverse effects of tethering sexual violence to security. This article concerns itself with the material and symbolic effects of ‘sexurity’ for eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). It first outlines ‘sexurity’ and the context of its emergence before, drawing on fieldwork in eastern DRC, the second part underlines the effects of ‘sexurity’ for the country.     

中泰关系近况与泰国社会厌华情绪

中泰战略伙伴关系发展良好,这表现在双边政治、经济、文化关系的迅速发展上。但是,近几年来,在"一带一路"的大背景下,随着到泰国的中国游客和中资企业的不断增加,泰国社会舆论中出现了一股厌华情绪。本文将分析这种情绪的表现和产生这种情绪的根源,并向中泰双方决策者提出建议。     

Class forces,transition and the Arab uprisings: a comparison of Tunisia,Egypt and Syria

This article intervenes into an ongoing debate on authoritarian regimes in the Arab world following the uprisings of 2011, in particular addressing the perceived failure of those uprisings to bring about “transition” to liberal democratic models. Drawing upon the method of comparative historical sociology used in seminal analyses of democratization and dictatorship in Europe, Asia and the Americas, the article seeks to explain the varying trajectories of the Arab Uprising states in terms of several structural factors, namely the balance of class forces, the relative autonomy of the state and the geo-political context. The article provides an empirical comparison of the cases of Egypt, Tunisia and Syria as points on a continuum of outcomes following the Arab uprising. The article mounts a critique of the absence of class analysis in mainstream transition theory and hypothesises instead an important role for workers’ movements in bringing about even basic elements of liberal democracy. The empirical comparison is shown to support this hypothesis, demonstrating that in Tunisia, the state where the worker's movement was strongest a constitutional settlement has been reached while Syria, the state with the weakest and least independent workers’ movement has descended into counter-revolution and civil war: the case of Egypt lying between these two poles.