论大国安全战略调整的趋势

冷战后，大国的安全战略调整主要有以下一些趋势：在威胁判断上，强调威胁的综合性，把经济安全置于综合安全的中心位置；在安全发展战略上，注重将军事实力的发展与提高综合实力、抢占科技制高点结合起来；在安全斗争手段上，主张综合运用各种斗争手段以实现安全；在战备重点上，突出以应付地区冲突和局部战争为主；在军事战略设置上，采用威战结合、攻防兼备、灵活反应的多功能、复合化军事战略     

论中小企业的差异化战略

中小企业是目前我国经济发展的一大亮点,搞活搞好中小企业,是保持经济持续增长的关键.中小企业的发展有赖于政府改善宏观环境,同时迫切需要中小企业采取合理有效的竞争战略,做到小而特,小而新,小而优.     

关于语言僵化现象问题探讨

外语学习是一个复杂过程,语言僵化现象是外语学习中一个常见问题,文章对僵化现象形成的不同理论进行评述并结合多年教学活动进行分析.     

The Politics of Climate Policy: Strategic Options for National Governments

This article summarises the results so far of an international investigation aimed at identifying political strategies that make it easier for national governments to take more effective action against climate change while avoiding significant political damage. The numerous strategic options identified included strategies involving unilateral action by governments, strategies of persuasion, damage limitation strategies, strategies that can be used in political exchange with other political actors, and strategies designed to improve the bargaining position of governments by altering the terms of political exchange. The article concludes with a shortlist of especially promising strategies.     

中国语言环境下的英语自主输入

在中国语言环境下如何进行英语的自主有效输入是英语学习者直接面对的问题。由于缺乏一种自然的学习环境,中国人对英语的掌握无法像二语习得那么自然,这就需要学习者发挥主观能动性,人为地创造出一种自然的学习英语的环境,让英语知识潜移默化地输入自己的头脑。此外,学习者还应注意在学习课本知识的同时加强自然的英语知识的输入,如背诵英语短文、欣赏英语电影等,以便更直观地了解英语的本质和魅力,使学习的过程更为有效。     

发展信息化是西部大开发的核心战略

受世界经济一体化的影响,全球经济已逐步由工业时代向信息时代转型。信息化差距是西部发展差距的突出标志。在未来的发展中,信息化战略将成为西部大开发的核心战略。     

"和平共处":从策略到策略与战略的统一——列宁《关于战争与和平的报告》的当代解读

"和平共处"是中国处理国际关系的基本理念,"和谐世界"是"和平共处"思想的新发展。这一思想最初作为一种策略,来自于列宁《关于战争与和平的报告》,并在历史上经历了一个从被动的策略到积极的策略,从积极的策略到策略与战略相统一的过程。     

After Bagehot: Rethinking the Constitution

'Rethinking the constitution' surveys the political and cultural impact of Bagehot's 1867 strategy for the survival of an elitist state in a democracy. Also looks at the recent erosion of the conditions for Bagehot, and asks what the next major reinterpretation of the constitution will be. Assesses Gordon Brown's desire to make the constitution democratic while at the same time bolstering national identity and pursuing free market policies.     

China’s Oil Venture in Africa

Oil has long been viewed as a strategic resource for nations. China is now the world’s second largest oil-consuming country after the U.S.. Its global efforts to secure oil imports to meet increasing domestic demand have profound implications for international relations in the Asia-Pacific region. China’s rising oil demand and its external quest for oil have thus generated much attention. As China’s overseas oil quest intensifies, will China clash with the U.S. and other western countries’ interests in Africa, and how dose it look at this rivalry? Will China disrupt the U.S. and its allies’ foreign policy and the world order? This article tries to provide an overview of China’s initiatives in developing oil in Africa. It examines factors for Chinese oil companies going to Africa and China’s oil strategy there. Finally, it argues that even though China’s practices of energy diplomacy in Africa seem to undermine U.S. goals of isolating or punishing “rogue states”, contrary to those pessimistic views, China has largely accommodated the U.S. and is willing to forge joint efforts with the U.S. in energy exploration in Africa.     

Compromising coalitions and duplicitous diplomacy: US support for Tajikistan after 9/11 and its security implications

This article investigates the development of democracy in Tajikistan and analyzes what has earned it the most international acclaim: its secular-Islamic governing coalition. The investigation reveals a compromised and illegitimate coalition that, with American collusion in local regime repression, poses great dangers to international security. The article argues that government repression, leading to increasing radicalization, combines with foreign aid to damage long-term democracy potential in Tajikistan but also works against global security interests by creating doubt about American intentions and possibly allowing a concomitant rise in Islamic radicalism.