一种网络环境下的办公自动化(OA)系统开发

对网络环境下办公自动化(OA)系统开发现状、使用工具、技术水平、系统结构以及软件系统在公文、邮件、表单、档案、人事、日程安排、公共信息、会议管理等8个通用模块的设计进行了介绍与分析。     

我国金融风险的制度因素分析

对金融风险进行有效的防范和控制,必须抓住风险产生的根本原因.目前我国存在的金融风险实质上是制度性风险,而产权制度是形成制度性风险的根源.在深化产权改革,建立起我国市场化金融制度的同时,也要积极借鉴国际先进经验,推行有利于金融风险防范的新的金融制度,并注意金融制度的适用性问题,以免引起新的金融风险.     

Book Reviews

Books reviewed:
Barbara A. Fennell, A History of English: A Sociolinguistic Approach
Kevin McCafferty, Ethnicity and Language Change: English in (London)Derry, Northern Ireland
Pieter Muysken, Bilingual Speech: A Typology of Code-Mixing.
Ulrich Ammon (ed.), The Dominance of English as a Language of Science: Effects on Other Languages and Language Communities
Andrew Goatly, Critical Reading and Writing. An Introductory Coursebook
Ana Roca (ed.), Research on Spanish in the United States. Linguistic Issues and Challenges
Ishtla Singh, Pidgins and Creoles: An Introduction     

毛泽东、邓小平、江泽民社会发展观之比较

以社会发展观的研究为视角,在系统阐述中国共产党三代领导核心对中国革命和建设的发展道路、社会发展本质和社会发展目标方面的理论思想,揭示了毛泽东、邓小平、江泽民社会发展观一脉相承的内在本质和各自特色,充分展示了他们坚持真理、修正错误、与时俱进、不断开拓创新的科学理论品质和逻辑。     

西方国家反经济全球化理论述评

在当今经济全球化迅速发展的同时,反经济全球化的理论也风起云涌,主要观点有:(1)自由放任的经济全球化政策本身弊端凸显;(2)不平等的世界格局下经济全球化的发展加深了南北差距;(3)经济全球化给发达国家也带来了威胁;(4)经济全球化的实质是资本主义霸权的全球扩张。对这些观点作了系统评价。     

自我体认与本土方位——关于甘肃民间美术地域文化生成的思考

独特的地域环境和民族文化背景在甘肃原生态民间美术数千年的生存与发展中始终扮演着一个十分重要的角色.然而,在全球一体化进程中,这两大因素不同程度的蜕变使民间美术正面临着被逐渐同化甚至日益消亡的趋势.本文通过实证的方法,针对甘肃民间美术的地域生存环境和民族文化背景两方面因素,立足于民族文化的本土立场来思考当前甘肃民间美术在多元文化走向一体化的过程中如何实现自我体认和本土化定位从而维护自身的生存与发展.     

水杨酸-邻菲罗啉三元稀土配合物的合成、表征及抑菌作用

在无水乙醇溶液中合成了六种水杨酸-邻菲罗啉-三元稀土配合物,采用元素分析,红外光谱,差热热重等测试方法进行表征,确定配合物的化学组成为RE(Phen)2(Sa l)2C l.H2O(RE=L a3+,P r3+,N d3+,Sm3+,G d3+,D y3+).研究了稀土配合物的抑菌活性,结果表明三元稀土配合物的抑菌效果较单独的稀土氯化物、邻菲罗啉和水杨酸好.     

东北抗日义勇军入新后对新疆社会的影响

“九·一八”事变后，东北军民组成抗日义勇军与日军进行了殊死搏斗，最后被迫退出东北，取道苏联，来到新疆。他们为稳定新疆政局、新疆军事的近代化、新疆经济文化的发展等作出了贡献，对新疆社会产生广泛影响。     

South African Indian migration in the twenty-first century: towards a theory of ‘triple identity’

This paper is inspired by three issues, namely ongoing research on South Africans of Indian origin, the anecdotal evidence that accumulates through ongoing discussions on a casual level with such people and the increasing interest among researchers about how globalization and transnational movements are impacting upon identity formation among minorities who are seeking employment or a new life in the developed economies of the ‘big five’ English-speaking countries, i.e. the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK. It is in countries such as these that a third identity emerges and develops to instill a sense of triple identity. The information here suggests that, when people of Indian origin migrate to one of these countries, they continue to cling to South Africa because it is their country of birth, as well as to India, more for sentimental rather than practical reasons. The topic of this paper reflects a contemporary phenomenon not just among the Indians in South Africa, but also among other diasporas such as Chinese in Latin America, whose new and final emigration destination always seems to be the US. In addition, people of Chinese origin in the countries of Indochina, such as Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, experienced similar patterns of becoming diasporas in Europe, North America and Oceania in the 1970s. However, migration implores them to renegotiate their identities in order to adapt and settle in accordance with their newly adopted host territories. This gives rise to an identity that straddles three countries, which induces the need to examine new ways of identity building in a global transnational economy.     

Household debt and financial assets: evidence from Germany, Great Britain and the USA

Summary.  We explore the determinants of debt, financial assets and net worth at the household level by using survey data for Germany, Great Britain and the USA. To identify which households are potentially vulnerable to adverse changes in the economic environment, we also explore the determinants of a range of measures of financial pressure: the probability that a household has negative net worth; the debt-to-income ratio; mortgage income gearing; the saving-to-income ratio. Our empirical findings suggest that the poorest and the youngest households are the most vulnerable to adverse changes in their financial circumstances.