长兴岛 北方第一大岛的魅力

长兴岛以其独特的魅力,吸引着中外投资者的目光。世界第六大造船企业韩国STX集团,已将6个项目落户大连长兴岛临港工业区,总投资达10亿美元,这是辽宁省引进的最大的韩资项目。     

助翼大连 五岛长兴

大连长兴岛临港工业区,以独有的岛屿魅力吸引八方宾朋;人们放眼未来纷至沓来,人们又伴着滚滚浪花从这里走向世界大连长兴岛临港工业区位于辽东半岛和大连渤海岸线的中段,陆域面积349.5平方公里,现有人口5.8万人,是由中国第五大岛——长兴岛和西中岛、凤鸣岛、骆驼岛、交流岛五个岛屿组成,有岸线189.3公里,拥有中国渤海岸线最为优良的港口资源。辽宁省委、省政府为了进一步扩大辽宁及东北地区改革开放,打造辽宁新型产业基地,充分发挥长兴岛     

文明富饶的海上小镇--长兴岛

长兴岛,隶属瓦房店市.她是镶嵌在辽东半岛西部一颗璀璨的明珠,总面积252平方公里,是中国第五大岛,长江口以北第一大岛.岛上风光秀丽,旅游、矿产、海洋、港口等自然资源十分丰富,已探明质地优良的石灰石储量6亿立方米,含钛页岩2亿立方米,金刚石、海球石、石英砂等均有较大储量和开发价值,经专家论证,该岛多处适宜建大型深水港口,具有得天独厚的开发条件.     

长兴岛从渔村到现代海岛之城

2013年10月3日,在澳大利亚布里斯班,当国际城市与区域规划师协会将第49届国际城市规划最高奖——“规划卓越奖”颁给大连长兴岛经济区的时候,国内外众多的目光不约而同地聚焦到这里——长兴岛,曾经的海岛渔村,已经华丽变身,建设者们正在用智慧和汗水,在598平方公里城市版图上,描绘一座现代海岛城市的未来.     

五点一线：一个创新的概念

辽宁省在2005年的政府工作报告和"十一五"发展规划中提出了要努力打造"五点一线"沿海经济带的战略构想。"五点一线"这一创新的概念,从此备受瞩目。"五点一线"的"五点"是指:大连长兴岛临港工业区、辽宁(营口)沿海产业基地(含盘锦船舶工业基地)、辽西锦州湾沿海经济区(含锦州西海工业区和葫芦     

辽宁省人民政府关于鼓励沿海重点发展区域扩大对外开放的若干政策意见

根据辽宁省委、省政府提出的大力发展沿海经济带、打造"五点一线"的战略构想,今后一个时期,辽宁省对外开放工作的重点将放在大连长兴岛临港工业区、辽宁(营口)沿海产业基地(包括营口沿海产业基地和盘锦船舶修造产业园区)、辽西锦州湾沿海经济区(包括锦州西海工业区和葫芦岛北港工业区)、辽宁丹东产业园区、大连花园口工业园区五个区域(以下简称五个重点区域).     

辽宁省人民政府关于鼓励沿海重点发展区域扩大对外开放的若干政策意见

根据辽宁省委、省政府提出的大力发展沿海经济带、打造“五点一线”的战略构想,今后一个时期,辽宁省对外开放工作的重点将放在大连长兴岛临港工业区、辽宁(营口)沿海产业基地(包括营口沿海产业基地和盘锦船舶修造产业园区)、辽西锦州湾沿海经济区(包括锦州西海工业区和葫芦岛北港工业区)、辽宁丹东产业园区、大连花园口工业园区五个区域(以下简称五个重点区域)。为推进辽宁省沿海经济带的快速发展,五个重点区域自2006年1月1日起五年内享受如下新增优惠政策:     

论托尔斯泰与有岛武郎

2010年11月20日,俄罗斯伟大的文学家与思想家托尔斯泰损落 100周年.托尔斯泰的文学观与人道主义思想,对日本白桦派枭将有岛武郎的积极影响十分明显.但有岛对托尔斯泰并非盲目崇拜,在宗教观上,托尔斯泰与有岛显著不同,托尔斯泰是否定艺术走向宗教,有岛却是抛弃宗教走向艺术.有岛将自家农场辽阔土地无偿送给农民,体现的并非托尔斯泰的"自我牺牲"精神,而是贯彻了有岛特色的"爱是恣意夺取"这一特殊内涵的个人主义理念.本文针对文学与农民问题这两个方面,进行比较研究.     

游志贺岛

暮春,一个日暖风熏的周日,我们游访了志贺岛. 志贺岛在福冈市区北部,一条由东向西凸进大海,环抱博多湾的细长半岛的顶端.从地图上看,志贺岛的形状很像意大利靴子形半岛尖上的西西里岛.不同的是,它是一个由被称作"海中之道"的自然沙道同陆地连在一起的陆连岛.     

国民党军撤退台湾的关键之战——登步岛战斗研究

1949年登步岛之战是国民党军继金门战斗取胜后的又一次胜利.虽然登步岛之战的规模,没有十天前的金门之战那样大,但战斗的激烈程度毫不逊色,对于时局之影响更为深远.本文阐述国民党军守卫登步岛的战略部署、赢得登步岛之战胜利的原因及对时局的影响.     

Race,Color, Ethnicity,and Class

The issues of race, color, ethnicity, and class present many challenges for goup workers leading adolescent counseling groups in culturally muted urban areas. These issues are examined in detail in the context of a school-based group work program for middle school teenagers. The role of the group leader in working with this population is discussed, and guidelines are offered for developing biculturalism in group members and for addressing race, color, ethnicity, and class as they arise in bicultural group processes.     

Gender,work, and childcare in Kazakhstan,Mongolia, and Russia

The current study seeks to understand the nature of gender relations within a post‐Soviet welfare model in Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and Russia. On the basis of the analysis of key labour market indicators, parental leave, and childcare policies, it finds that the welfare models in the three countries are hybrid, and neither authoritarianism in Kazakhstan and Russia nor democracy in Mongolia lead to substantive gender equality outcomes. Persistent gender inequality in these countries is underpinned by the neo‐liberal approach to welfare provision, conservative social norms, and limited agency of civil society to influence the policy agenda. Nonetheless, these states have distributed to the population with an emphasis on working mothers, and this policy choice has been driven by economic, demographic, and political considerations, which ultimately serve to support, rather than transform, the patriarchal power structure in these societies.     

Civilization,Culture, Technology,and the Market

The largest, the cruelest empire in the history of mankind is rapidly disintegrating. But we must not be deluded. The ruins of great empires do not yet mean the emergence of a new, happier, and wiser society. The empire has not yet disintegrated entirely. But even when it does, this will not mean that the people inhabiting one-sixth of the earth's surface will live better, that life will become happy, and that our countrymen will be freer, richer, healthier, better educated, and more humane. Even the cessation of the activity of the CPSU does not mean that the destructive force of lawlessness, militarism, the suppression of human dignity, stagnation, conservatism, the terrible discomfort of everyday life, unprecedented exploitation, general incompetence, parasitism, and technological backwardness is a museum relic forever consigned to the past.     

Opportunity,outlook and coping in poor,urban, African American,late-age,female adolescent contraceptors

This article explored the concepts of resilience, equal opportunity, and coping within a person-process-context model among urban Black adolescents in the US. Data were obtained from narrative accounts and interviews among 20 pregnant and 16 nonpregnant Black female adolescents aged 17 and 19 years. Respondents were recruited from prenatal and family planning clinics of a large metropolitan hospital and were representative of a low-income community with many female household heads and at-risk behaviors. The instruments included a 24-item structured interview of demographic data, and the 56 item semi-structured Pregnancy Adulthood Negotiation of Status Interview (PANSI). The interview elicited responses based on concrete experience, dialogue for assessing knowledge, and an ethic of caring and personal accountability. Contextual analysis revealed seven themes: adulthood preparation, role model formulation, decision-making, protective sensibility, sex and gender role commitment, opportunity mobility, and mate selection. All females shared similar demographics. Most resided in female-headed households and were high school graduates. The subsample differed in behaviors and attitudes on church affiliation, college attendance, registered voter status, sense of care and protection of self and others, self expectancies of social mobility, dating, and mate selection. Nonpregnant females were more likely to have part-time work experience and have mothers with post-high school achievement. Low-income nonpregnant adolescents were effective contraceptors and had social mobility aspirations. Narratives suggest that nonpregnant adolescents had an inner strength and belief, and commitment to advancement of career and vocational goals. The affiliations acted as social supports. These women used skillful coping mechanisms. Clinical social workers should reinforce resilience and work values.