以科学发展观为指导,推进公安院校又好又快发展——以湖南公安高等专科学校为例

用科学发展观来指导和推动高校全面协调可持续发展,是高校在新形势下面临的一个重大的理论和现实课题。用科学发展观指导公安院校的工作,最主要的是要坚持把发展作为公安院校的第一要务,以人为本,实现学校、教师、学生的全面协调发展,统筹兼顾,认真处理好办学过程中的各种关系。     

非传统安全问题生成当代世界的发展困境

非传统安全问题是在20世纪60年代特别是冷战后凸显出来的,现已成为世界政治中的重大问题。它表明世界形势发生了重大变化,将世界政治推入前所未有的困境。非传统安全问题来源多样、指涉对象多元、涉及面广,几乎涵盖了当今世界上的全部难题,使发展难以为继,甚至提出了人类社会有机体健康运行以及人类和整个地球能否存活的问题。要想解决非传统安全问题,不可寄希望于权力政治的传统路径,而是需要国际社会各种行为体之间的合作,需要多种手段并用的综合治理。     

存在变数的世界经济与中国的应对

2003-2006年,是20世纪70年代以来世界经济增长最为强劲的4年.尤其是在2006年,世界经济增长率达到了3.9％,高于历史平均水平.2007年全球经济增长速度温和放缓,降低到3.6％,世界经济出现了一些新情况.2008年世界经济将在增长中进入起伏、不确定性加剧的局面,并会出现一些新的特点.     

科学发展观视域下的公共政策创新

为适应创新型国家建设、构建和谐社会的需要,公共政策必须及时创新。科学发展观为公共政策理念创新、内容创新和政策手段创新指明了方向。因此,在实现公共政策创新目标的过程中,政策主体必须深入学习与实践科学发展观,实现政策理念的转变;废旧立新并举,实现政策内容的切换;创新政策运行机制,实现政策目标的转换。     

马克思恩格斯意识形态理论精髓及其当代启示

马克思恩格斯在创立历史唯物主义的过程中,不仅科学地阐释了意识形态的含义和实质,还深刻地揭示了意识形态的本质特征,认为意识形态具有鲜明的阶级性、系统的理论性、强烈的实践性、相对的独立性和历史的继承性,这些构成了马克思主义意识形态理论精髓.马克思主义意识形态理论是认识和变革社会的重要工具,我们应全面理解和认识全球化态势下意识形态的内涵和特性,科学把握当代中国社会主义意识形态的鲜明特征,进一步发挥我国主流意识形态在社会主义现代化建设中的作用和功能.     

试论价值观的重建与吸毒行为的预防

价值观是人的精神文化系统中最深层次的相对稳定而起主导作用的成分 ,是人的精神心理活动的中枢系统 ,它支配着人的各种行为的选择。价值观的混乱导致吸毒行为的产生 ,价值观的扭曲导致吸毒行为的产生 ,价值观的失落导致吸毒行为的产生。戒毒必须坚持预防为主 ,而预防吸毒行为的根本就在于全社会确立正确的价值观。期盼全社会重视价值观的重建 ,找回共产主义信仰 ,重建我们的精神家园 ,从根本上预防吸毒行为     

Culture and Terrorism: The Role of Cultural Factors in Worldwide Terrorism (1970–2013)

The relationship between terrorism and culture was systematically examined using three high-quality global databases. Contrary to prior research, terrorism—collapsed across form and era—was not related to any of Hofstede's cultural dimensions. Yet, particular forms of terrorism—incidents involving substantial casualties and damage, suicide bombings, and the proportion of incidents involving fatalities—all showed relationships with cultural dimensions. Tolerance of terrorism and relative tolerance of the 9/11 attack were related to cultural dimensions and terrorist events. Finally, populations that were relatively voiceless, disengaged from their communities, suffering, angry, and hopeless showed more tolerance of terrorism and incidents of terrorism.     

Unheard voices: a critical discourse analysis of the Millennium Development Goals’ evolution into the Sustainable Development Goals

The United Nations’ 2001 Millennium Development Goals and 2015 Sustainable Development Goals are of major importance for worldwide development. This article explores the construction of poverty and development within and across these documents, specifically focusing on the influence of dominant economic discourses – Keynesianism and neoliberalism – in the development paradigm. It assesses the failures of the Millennium Development Goals, as articulated by oppositional liberal feminists and World Social Forum critics, who embody competing values, representations and problem-solution frames that challenge and resist the dominant economic discourses. Finally, it evaluates responsiveness of the UN in the constitution of the Sustainable Development Goals.     

We all dreamed it: the politics of knowing and un-knowing the “war on terror”

This article begins via an exploration of Jean Baudrillard's provocative claim that we dreamed of the ‘events of 9/11’ prior to their occurrence. Baudrillard's particular quote is introduced to raise questions about the politics of knowing and un-knowing in International Relations, with specific reference to risk and the “war on terror”. Building on postcolonial scholarship, this article points to the limits of contemporary approaches to risk and offers an alternative methodological approach – one it argues better identifies the power relations that structure the daily forms of knowing and un-knowing that give meaning to and invigorate articulations of risk.