中国特色社会主义事业的辩证法——重读《邓小平文选》第三卷笔记

中国特色社会主义事业是全新的事业,是党领导人民作出的历史性选择,是在实践中不断探索前进的事业。学习邓小平把握中国特色社会主义事业辩证法的思想,对进一步推进全面建设小康社会意义重大。     

社会主义和谐社会构建中的民族问题思考

我国是统一的多民族国家。民族问题始终是事关革命和建设全局的重大问题,是构建和谐社会必须处理好的一个重大问题。民族问题对于构建和谐社会的重要性在于：加快民族发展能够打牢构建和谐社会的物质基础;和谐的民族关系是构建和谐社会的前提和基础;反分裂斗争是构建和谐社会的政治保障。解决好民族问题,必须从发展、党的民族政策和反对分裂这几方面考虑。     

论邓小平理论在中国特色社会主义理论体系中的基础性地位

邓小平理论是中国特色社会主义理论体系中的重要组成部分,在体系中占有基础性地位。作为开创之作,它奠定了该体系的理论基础;确立了"建设中国特色社会主义"的理论主题,初步解决了体系中最基本的问题;它在渊源上是体系中其它理论成果的直接理论来源,在内容上构成了体系的主体内容和基本框架。     

Tony Crosland as I Knew Him

Anthony Crosland is the outstanding revisionist in the history of the British Labour party and is often said to have been its most influential thinker since the Second World War. His unusual personality is evaluated in relation not only to his political ideas but also to his personal career.     

邓小平中国特色社会主义法治理论解读——纪念改革开放30周年

邓小平的法治理论,是对马列主义、毛泽东思想的法治理论的继承和发展。十一届三中全会以来,邓小平有中国特色的社会主义法治理论,成为中国新时期法制建设的行动纲领和重要指南。概言之,其法治理论主要包括如下方面:反对人治,主张法治理论;法治要为"经济建设"中心服务理论;民主的制度化、法律化理论;健全社会主义法治理论;借鉴国外法律资源,又切忌照搬照抄理论。     

职工文化管理推动工会工作创新探析

工会工作创新不仅是党和国家对工会提出的重大政治任务,也是全面提升我国职工队伍整体素质从而建设社会主义现代化强国的战略需要,更是工会自身发展的内在要求。作为习近平新时代中国特色社会主义思想的重要组成部分,职工文化对于创新工会工作尤其调动广大职工群众的积极性有着特殊的政治意义和战略价值。因此,建议要在企业中大力推动职工文化管理。     

Integrating Rijeka into socialist Yugoslavia: the politics of national identity and the new city’s image (1947–1955)

This article investigates the politics of national identity implemented in Rijeka after World War II, when the city was integrated into socialist Yugoslavia. These national and political transitions posed various challenges to the consolidation of the Yugoslav Communists’ power. The nationalities policy embedded in the slogan “Brotherhood and Unity” was the official answer to the national question, promoting collaboration among the Croatian majority, the Italian minority, and other national communities in the city. This article focuses on the definition of postwar Rijeka’s image, investigating the relationship between Yugoslav socialism and national identities in everyday political practice. The negotiation of the representation of national identities in a socialist society led to ambivalences, contradictions, and contentions expressed in and through Rijeka’s public spaces, highlighting the different orientations of cultural and political actors. The process of building socialist Yugoslavia in this specific borderland context reveals the balance and tension between the multinational framework and the integrative tendencies pertaining to the legitimization and consolidation of the socialist system.     

Counterrevolution,the countryside and the middle classes: lessons from five countries

This contribution focuses on five societies that experienced successful counterrevolutions. It looks at how the dialectic of revolution and counterrevolution operated in Italy, Indonesia, Chile, Thailand and the Philippines. It seeks to understand the motion of different classes in periods of great political fluidity. It explores the dynamic relationship between conflict in the countryside and the overarching conflict of classes and their political representatives at the national level. Finally, it probes the relationship between domestic counterrevolution and global geopolitics.     

Semiotics and urban culture: architectural projections of structuralism in a socialist context

The paper studies the relations between architecture, urbanism and structural anthropology, and makes a contribution to the interpretation of how the architects of former Yugoslavia translated structuralism into architectural theory and practice as a means of reading and shaping Yugoslav culture in the context of radical socio-political change. In striving for freedom of opinion, expression, communication and action, and autonomy of scientific and cultural practices, the Yugoslav society through its avant-garde cultural role initiated a shift of focus in urban culture towards semiotics, historicity, dialectics, creativity, criticism and a revival of the humanistic values of traditional culture. From this viewpoint, the paper examines the interests in theory and practice of the most influential Yugoslav architects in the context of structuralism: Mutnjakovi?, Neidhardt, Grabrijan, Bogdanovi? and Delalle. Their theoretical approaches effected a change of functionalist principles and values and advocated the return of values of the old city centre and vernacular architecture, specifically its vitality, symbolism, historical continuity, environmental values and diverse urban forms.     

Signposts to the 2020s

Unless Labour in tandem with other parties of the parliamentary left offers a modernised Keynesian alternative to the neoliberal economic policies of austerity embraced across Europe, there is no prospect of winning again or defeating the right‐wing populism eating into our voter base.