论西部少数民族权益的法治保障

西部少数民族权益法治保障具有理论依据、宪政依据和现实依据。因此，必须加强法治建设，保障西部少数民族权益。     

走出农村信访困境之对策

农村信访工作的顺利开展对于帮助农民表达合理利益诉求,维护农民合法权益,促进农村改革、发展、稳定、和谐等方面具有非常重要的意义。针对当前农村信访工作中存在的问题,应该以构筑大信访格局为基础,走出农村信访渠道不畅的困境;以建立农村信访代理制度为尝试,走出农村信访成本高效率低的困境;以完善工作机制、创新工作模式为抓手,走出农村信访名不副实的困境;以营造和谐信访氛围为保障,走出农村信访环境不和谐的困境。     

农民工的社会养老保险参与问题——基于北京、深圳、苏州和成都四城市调查数据分析

调查分析发现：农民工的性别、年龄、受教育程度等社会人口特征对于农民工是否参保回归模型解释的贡献较小，而农民工所属单位性质、劳动合同签订情况、工作变动次数以及农民工所在城市等制度性特征对回归模型解释的贡献最大。存钱养老、养儿防老、农村社会养老保险等其他养老措施对农民工是否参加养老保险有一定的替代效用。商业保险在农民工社会养老保险的参与问题上基本没有影响。     

全球化视野下的女性跨国流动——以1978年以来中国女性迁移东南亚为中心

国际移民女性化（the feminization of migration）成为全球化时代国际人口迁移活动的一个重要表现与特征。改革开放以来，中国女性的跨国迁移活动日益活跃，并呈现出移民目的地全球化、移民结构多元化、移民方式多样化的特征。本文以中国女性迁移东南亚为中心，考察并分析了中国女性新移民迁移东南亚的结构与类型、存在的问题与影响，指出重视中国女性移民浪潮中的问题与负面影响，对维护中国女性跨国迁移的正常秩序，促进中国与东南亚民间交流的发展以及推动中国与东南亚关系发展都有积极的意义。     

论用科学发展观统领工会工作

科学发展观根据全面建设小康社会的战略要求,确立了以人为本的新的发展理念;科学发展观为以维护职工合法权益为基本职责的工会工作提供了强大的理论支持,与工会工作有着密切的内在联系;坚持以科学发展观指导和推动工会各项工作,是当前摆在各级工会组织面前的一个重要课题.     

贵阳市进城农民工子女城市融入问题研究

进城农民工子女作为我国城市化过程中的出现的一个特殊群体,无法真正融入城市,成为城市化进程中的一大社会问题。妥善解决好这个问题,对于推进城市化进程,构建和谐社会,具有重大意义。贵阳市在推进生态文明城市的进程中,也必须妥善解决好这个问题。     

权利的张扬与追寻——2006年中国权利问题研究综述

2006年的中国权利研究,著述颇丰,学术研讨频率密集且范围广泛,呈现了多元化、立体化的趋势。人权研究生机勃勃,平等权是当下社会生活和权利研究中的一个关键词,农民、农民工等弱势群体的权利保护则是与平等权密切相关的热点问题。传统的权利研究继续深入,新兴权利的研究与日俱增,权利本位理论正在向现实论证扩展,有关权利的理论日益丰满。     

新时期农民工医疗互助保障制度考察——温岭市非公企业医疗互助活动记实

浙江省温岭市在非公企业领域开展的职工医疗互助保障活动，有效地缓解了农民工“看病难、看病贵”的问题，得到政府、企业和农民工的认可，为建立农民工医疗保障制度提供了可借鉴的思路。     

Do multilingual androids dream of a better life in Australia? Effectiveness of information technology for government translation to support refugees and migrants in Australia

Without high‐quality translation of online information about government support and services, refugees and migrants from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in Australia experience a major barrier to improved health, employment, education and social outcomes. Recent advances in the ability of Google Translate, Skype Translator and other forms of machine translation that use artificial intelligence can help translate government information to better support refugees and migrants but they bring the risk of ineffective communication, and exclusion from services that could positively impact on settlement experiences and daily life. Evidence suggests that government agencies are likely to be using human translators for most translation work, but the degree to which any form of information technology is used, how it may be best applied and the associated effects are not known. This study systematically reviewed the peer‐reviewed and grey literature to determine effective ways of using information technology for translating government information to refugees and migrants from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in Australia. Included studies were analysed to identify techniques and other characteristics of translation, information technology and language support more broadly, and outcomes on education, health, social and other refugee and migrant experiences relating to translated information. Our review found a small evidence base featuring studies with strong evaluation demonstrating effective forms of ‘language support’ for refugees and migrants from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in Australia in a broad sense. However, there is a major gap in knowledge that is contributing to barriers in the use of online government information in Australia. In particular, there is an absence of evidence demonstrating what is effective in the use of machine translation with artificial intelligence, websites and other kinds of information technology for translating government information with refugees and migrants from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. The oversight risks further excluding already marginalised groups from services and support. This paper makes a number of suggestions practitioners can take to address the issue and guidelines for future research.     

Controlling immigration? How regulations affect migration flows

The aim of this article is to investigate whether or not and how immigration policies affect immigration flows. Such policy impacts have hardly been investigated so far as the necessary data is lacking. For the first time, two new datasets are combined to systematically measure immigration policies and bilateral migration flows for 33 Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) destination countries from over 170 countries of origin over the period 1982–2010. The study finds that immigration policies have an important effect on immigration flows and thus that states are able to control their borders. To some extent the control capacities depend on other factors in attracting or deterring immigrants. The article shows that the deterrence effect of restrictive immigration policies increases when unemployment rates are high. It appears that, in these contexts, states start to care more about effectively protecting their national economy. Moreover, policies are more effective for migrant groups from former colonies or when the stock of this group is already high in a destination country. In these circumstances, information on border regulations are more easily disseminated, which in turn makes them more effective.