印度金融自由化对中国金融体制改革的参照意义

本文通过对当代印度经济政策演变历程的分析,对印度的金融自由化进程中存在的问题以及金融危机的生成机理进行了梳理,并在相关的理论指导下对中国的金融改革提出了一些应对的思路.本文对于了解印度金融自由化并吸取其经验教训,促进我国金融体制改革,均具一定的现实意义.     

回归真实的人--当代西方心理学的转向

在当代哲学语境中,人的现实性与真实性越来越受到重视.这也影响了心理学的发展.当代西方心理学研究出现了三个转向从主体心理学转变为存在心理学;从独白的心理学转变为对话的心理学;从本质论的心理学转变为建构论的心理学.只有这样,心理学研究才不会被当代中心话语边缘化,也才能真正树立在社会文化和心理生活中的权威.     

打造天津自主创新的核心支撑——规划建设津西科教新区战略研究

纵观世界发达国家或地区经济腾飞的历史,多数源于知识智力密集区的引领。目前,面临重大发展机遇的天津迫切需要构筑一个知识智力特色的创新创业标志区。在天津的西部聚集着丰富的创新资源,规划建设“津西科教新区”正当其时。未来的“科教新区”,将建成环渤海乃至中国北方最大的高端科技人才教育培训基地、高新技术研发及产业化基地和高技术企业孵化基地;通过凝聚创新实力形成天津自主创新的核心支撑,成为推动天津新世纪经济腾飞的重要引擎。     

设立福州海峡西岸经济区台湾农产品物流中心的初探

文章主要介绍在福州设立海峡西岸台湾农产品物流中心的必要性,和如何在福州选址定位问题及其该物流中心的设立对海峡西岸经济区产生的积极影响。     

Improvised firearms versus regular firearms

In this paper, the ballistics of improvised firearms have been studied in comparison to those of regular firearms from the forensic point of view.     

刍议西部大开发的文化“瓶颈”

实施开发战略将为西部地区带来巨大的经济活力和发展动力,但在西部少数民族文化中,有许多传统与现行市场经济的基本规律相悖,阻碍着西部的发展.     

重新发现中国:论列奥·施特劳斯与当代思想大解放

Since the 21st century, China have been going through a sweeping and far-reaching ideological emancipation, whose substance is emancipation from blind worshiping and following West, and rediscovery of China. Leo Strauss who stayed on the end point of the eastward transmission of western sciences provided the most important ideological motivation for contemporary ideological emancipation, by reopening the arguments between ancient and modern times, the arguments between China and the West come into Chinese sight again, so that the possibility, particularity and superiority of Chinese civilization could be rediscovered.     

The existentialities of Ethiopian and Nigerian migrants in South Africa

Many studies on international migrations have concentrated on South-North migrations, causes and consequences of such migrations, sending and receiving countries and characteristics of migrants’ interfaces. there is much less scholarly work on South-South migrations, and academic and policy works on wider Africans’ migrations into South Africa are particularly scarce. even among the very few existing studies on South-South migrations, very few account for migrants’ existentialities in South Africa – a nation experiencing the largest scale migrations in Africa and strategising to cope with associated issues, especially among the hard-to-reach migrant communities. This article therefore, examines the ramifications of experiences and existences or existentialities of ethiopian and Nigerian immigrants in South Africa as crucial case study for the growth of pan-Africanism. the approach adopted for this article is transnational systematic interactions and observations in Ethiopia, Nigeria and South Africa. Secondary sources from unclassified documents, scholarly journals, reports and reliable Internet sources were utilised. The findings suggest the need for more robust, inclusive and dynamic social/migration policies in South Africa, as well as other southern nations experiencing high immigration. the argument is that the receiving nations of migrants must pay more attention to objective and comprehensive understanding of migrants and migrant communities to sustainably appropriate migration’s gains and to ameliorate unintended migration consequences.     

Western Media Exposure and Chinese Immigrants’ Political Perceptions

Using evidence from an original survey experiment among 3,032 Chinese student immigrants in the United States, I examine how exposure to Western media changes their evaluations of the Chinese government’s performance and their trust in official discourse. My findings suggest that reading Western reports on China shifts immigrants’ perceptions of government performance in different directions, depending on how similar reports are censored in Chinese media. On issues that are strictly censored, immigrants exposed to Western reports became more critical of their home government’s performance and decreased their trust in official discourse. Conversely, on issues that are relatively open to independent reporting, immigrants did not become more critical of government performance, and their trust in official discourse maintained after being exposed to Western information.     

The Class Context of Temporary Immigration,Racism and Civic Nationalism in Taiwan

This article adopts a Marxist framework for examining the class bases of racism against guest workers in Taiwan, focusing on the legislative and administrative mechanisms adopted by the state to racialise and recompose the labour market and to politically repress immigrants, largely for the benefit of capital accumulation. It examines the ways in which racism against immigrants has constituted an important element of Taiwan's civic nationalism; an ideology which depicts guest workers' resistance as a source of social instability in the nation-state. The article also considers the ways in which the state has adapted to immigrants' struggles, together with the immigrants' and local workers' efforts to unite in solidarity against wage exploitation and racism. The article brings together evidence supporting the contention that Marxist analysis is the most effective means of explaining both racism and anti-racism.