大学生创业背景下高校消费合作社构建研究——以安徽财经大学本科生342份问卷为样本

高校消费合作社的构建过程,涵盖从初始阶段的资金筹集、店铺选址,到运营管理中的战略选择、业务分类和团队组成等各个环节。高校消费合作社的建立旨在满足高校大学生这一特殊群体的消费需求,构建时应当充分了解大学生的消费水平及特征,结合大学生对构建方式的倾向,根据不同背景,形成最佳方案。     

Faster and as Satisfying: An Evaluation of Alaska's Early Resolution Triage Program

The Alaska Court Early Resolution Program (ERP) addresses many issues – self‐representation in divorce and custody cases, triaging to determine the appropriate resolution approach, the importance of early intervention and the desire to use a simplified process and a problem‐solving approach. This article reports on an evaluation of the Anchorage ERP. It found different outcomes for ERP cases that settled than comparable cases that proceeded on the regular trial process track with respect to the following outcomes:

• time to disposition,
• number of staff processing steps and associated completion time, and
• number of motions to modify filed within two years of the disposition.

     

加强和改进在学生中发展党员工作

学生党员发展工作是高校党建工作的重要课题。如何确保高校学生党员发展的数量和质量?在工作中应重点抓好哪些环节?本文从工作实践的角度加以思考,提出一些见解。     

日本谋求常任理事国进程中的ODA外交

冷战结束后的10年间,日本0DA的金额每年都位居世界第一,日本以此作为谋求成为联合国安理会常任理事国的重要外交手段,这一阶段日本的0DA也从以谋求经济利益为主要目标转变为更重视政治利益的外交手段.     

“关系”如何、缘何影响基层官员晋升

基于对桔镇干部晋升过程的考察，我们发现，镶嵌于差序格局社会关系中的基层政府无法将公共规则抽象化、一般化，从而产生了乡镇干部晋升中的关系运作。但关系运作的持续后果会使官员对关系的认同胜于对公共规则、公共理念的认同，进而使制度运作丧失其道德信念层面上的“基础秩序”，显现出权宜性和随意性。     

证券交易所的法律地位——反思“与国际惯例接轨”

与美国的情形不同,中国证券交易所由政府发起、所有和控制,在中国新兴的证券市场上承担着多重角色。因此,模仿纽约股票交易所,把中国的股票交易所界定为会员制法人,乃是不得要领。随着经济全球化,法律移植的增长在中国史无前例,而它的正面效应似乎也是不容怀疑的。但是,通过对那些有关证券交易所的法律的分析或许会引导我们得出不同意见。     

中国民法典集体所有权的理解与适用

集体所有权在中国法学界一直是个解释和理解起来较为复杂和困难的问题.因为,它不仅涉及到民法,还涉及到作为社会主义经济制度基础的公有制和作为上位法的宪法的规定等.理解集体所有权,我们可以"集体企业"与"集体土地"作切入点.集体企业定位上属于企业法人,如今《民法典》更是进一步将其规定为营利法人.但集体土地不能像集体企业一样,...     

当代东南亚华人社团的发展变化——以泉州籍华人同乡社团为例

东南亚地区历来是海外华人社团集中之地。21世纪50年代以来,随着适应当地国社会和国际环境的变化,东南亚华人社团不断进行自我调适和完善。本文以东南亚泉州籍同乡社团为例,详细分析泉州籍同乡社团出现的发展变化：定位本地化、管理信息化、发展国际化及重视培育青年力量,进而探讨当代东南亚华人社团的普遍发展趋势。     

Does Associational Involvement Spur Political Integration? Political Interest and Participation of Three Immigrant Groups in Zurich

This article looks at the determinants of the political integration of migrants at the local level, focusing on two dimensions of political integration: political interest (attitudinal dimension) and political participation (behavioral dimension). Based on a representative survey among Italians, Kosovars, and Turks in the city of Zurich, we tested the thesis advanced by the social capital approach which posits a link between membership in voluntary associations and political integration. Our findings suggest that membership in voluntary associations favors the political integration of the three groups under investigation. Furthermore, we find an impact of both ethnic and cross‐ethnic membership. However, while the effect of associational involvement on the behavioral dimension of political integration is strong and consistent across national groups, the attitudinal dimension displays a weaker and differential impact. Political attitudes and socio‐demographic characteristics play a less important role, except for the effect of the former on political interest, and also tend to have a differential impact on the three groups.     

Domestic violence and high conflict are not the same: a gendered analysis

In child custody decision-making experiences of domestic violence and high conflict are not the same. Legislative reform has not yet been guided by the parent voice to inform differentiated responses that keep women and children safe. Available literature in child custody decision-making focuses on outcome research regarding children’s adjustment and well-being. Debates about types of post-separation arrangements have yet to find agreement in three under-researched areas: (a) high conflict, (b) domestic violence; and (c) children under four. Yet, Canadian legislation supports shared parenting arrangements that privilege the dominant, powerful parent in situations of domestic violence. Based on a Canadian study that explores the parent perspectives and experiences of child custody decision-making, this paper privileges a sub-group of participants; five women, all survivors of domestic violence; defined here as both physical violence and coercive control. Data collection includes one-on-one tape-recorded interviews. Thematic analysis reveals that shared parenting is neither the goal, nor does it meet the needs of these women. The findings illuminate the importance of differentiating parent experience as distinct groups, and reinforces the notion of the state’s role in the reproduction of gendered power. Legislative reform and collaborative community practices are critical to facilitate healthy differentiated responses.