苏秋成会长在中国公共关系协会成立二十周年庆祝大会上的讲话

尊敬的各位理事、各位代表、各位来宾:今天,我们隆重举行中国公共关系协会成立二十周年庆祝大会,我代表协会向出席会议的党和国家领导人、各省市区公关组织和各位理事、各位获奖代表表示热烈的欢迎和衷心的感谢。     

建设一个生态文明的现代化中国——在中国环境与发展国际合作委员会2012年年会开幕式上的讲话

(2012年12月12日)各位副主席、各位委员、各位专家,女士们、先生们:很高兴同大家见面。我多次参加中国环境与发展国际合作委员会年会,每次都能见到老朋友、结识新朋友。刚才,各位委员一致通过本次年会议程和新一届国合会章程,表明大     

中国矿业联合会会长李元在2009年中国国际矿业大会上的致辞

尊敬的各位领导、各位来宾,朋友们、同志们:今天,2009中国国际矿业大会在这里召开,我代表中国矿业联合会和中国的矿业企业对来自国内外的各位来宾、朋友表示最热烈的欢迎,并预祝大会取得圆满成功!     

让创新成为公关工作新常态--河北省国际国内公共关系协会会长兰英山在论坛大会上的讲话

尊敬的各位领导、各位来宾、各位同仁朋友：
　　首先，我代表河北省国际国内公共关系协会向公关论坛大会的召开，表示热烈祝贺，对前来参加会议的嘉宾，表示诚挚的欢迎！     

伸出手，改变这个不平等的世界

尊敬的Bok校长……各位老师，各位家长，各位同学：有一句话我等了30年，现在终于可以说了：“老爸，我总是跟你说，我会回来拿到我的学位的!”     

企业公关的战略管理

尊敬的各位领导,各位企业界的同仁,学院的各位老师和同学,大家上午好.受《公关世界》杂志社、沧州市公共关系协会和沧州师范学院的邀请,非常高兴参加本次主题论坛.今天,我就把自己这么多年来学习、研究的公共关系的理论,和我们的企业实践结合起来,向大家作一次汇报.     

世界是因为混乱而变得更加神秘

尊敬的各位评委。各位来宾:大家下午好!我不知道在座的各位此刻在想什么,也不知道明天的天气会如何,是晴到多云,还是雨过天晴?这个世界是神秘的,很多事情我们不知道,很多事情我们知道后又被弄得不知道了。所以,我现在干脆什么都不想知道,只想一言以蔽之——这世界是神秘     

亚运会是广州建设国家中心城市的里程碑

尊敬的各位嘉宾,各位专家,大家上午好.今天很高兴参加由广州日报报业集团和广州市科联共同举办的"畅想新生活--盛会给广州带来什么"论坛.在此,我谨代表亚线委宣传部,对各位嘉宾和专家的到来表示热烈的欢迎,对大家给予广州亚运会宣传推广工作的关注和支持表示衰心的感谢.     

在中国社会学研究国际讨论会上的讲话

各位来宾、各位女士、各位先生: 首先我祝贺这次中国社会学研究国际讨论会的顺利召开,欢迎国内外的社会学家欢聚一堂,共同探讨和交流社会学界研究的成果。这有益于沟通学术思想,促进社会学学科的建设和普及社会学知识,推动中国现代化事业的发展,是值得庆贺的。 在1979年中国社会学重建以来,经过十余年的努力,社会学的学科建设取得了很大的成     

中国社会学研究国际讨论会开幕词

各位来宾、各位代表、女士们、先生们: 经过一年的酝酿和筹备,在各有关方面的帮助和支持下,中国社会学研究国际讨论会,今天开幕了。在此,请允许我代表中国社会科学院社会学研究所向参加讨论会的全体中外学者表示热烈的欢迎,向各位来宾表示衷心的感谢。 举行这次会议的目的是为了促进中外社会学工作者的学术交流,增进中外学者们的相互     

Health technology assessment between our health care system and our health

In this contribution, I wish to explore the potential of health technology assessment and ethics for increasing our capacity to pre-empt the shortcomings and undesired consequences of modern health care while maintaining its benefits. Central is the presumption that in case of some health problems this cannot be done unless we explicitly reconsider some features of the modern health care system, especially those related to its strong reliance on scientific rationality and the strong role played by medical professionals. So as to both maintain the benefits of advanced health care and ensure that it produces less reason for concern, we need to reconsider our approach to rationality—and maybe even the way in which we build our health care system around that rationality. That is, we need to introduce an element of reflexivity. Two types of circumstances are being explored in which such reflexivity may prove worthwhile: controversies on side effects, and persistent problems encountered in optimising health care. Drawing on brief discussions of typical cases, we explore the potential of reflexive HTA and its methodical prerequisites. We conclude that ethicists may contribute to reflexive HTA, if they combine a hermeneutic—and often also participative—methodology with a solid understanding of the relation between the health problem under scrutiny and more general critique of the health care system. Insights from the areas of science and technology studies, as well as from social philosophy may be critical items in their tool kit.     

Familiarity effects in nonverbal understanding: Recognizing our own facial expressions and our friends'

In this study we explored how individuals' private expressions are interpreted by the self, same-sex friends, and strangers. Videotapes were made of participants as they watched pleasant, unpleasant, and unusual slides. Approximately a year later, the tapes were shown to the participant, a same-sex friend, another participant, and the other participant's friend. Judges were able to read the facial expressions at levels of accuracy that were significantly greater than chance. They were no better at reading familiar targets (themselves or their friends) than unfamiliar ones (strangers), with only one exception (men were better at recognizing the reactions of familiar targets than unfamiliar targets viewing pleasant slides). In their abilities to understand nonverbal cues, female friends showed resemblances to each other on all accuracy measures (pleasant/unpleasant/unusual X familiar/unfamiliar). Male friends resembled each other only in their understanding of the reactions of unfamiliar men viewing unpleasant slides.This research was supported in part by an NSF grant and an NIMH Research Scientist Development Award to the second author. We thank Charles Frohman and Laura Yamhure for their help with this research.