高校思想政治理论课教学创新初探

高校思想政治理论课是我国高校对学生进行思想政治教育的主渠道和主阵地,在教育大学生如何做人、塑造健全人格方面发挥着重要作用。在教学上要从三个方面着手创新:其一,采用多种有效方式,对学生进行持续的爱国主义和国情教育;其二,注重情感教育与理性教育的结合;其三,注重教育实践和社会实践。     

港澳青年创业扶持政策实施的多源流分析

推动港澳青年在粤港澳大湾区创业是支持港澳融入国家发展大局、全面推进内地同港澳互利合作的重大战略性举措。以金登的三源流模型分析港澳青年创业扶持政策的制定与实施过程,发现问题源流是由港澳创业青年面临的体制机制性问题构成,政策源流则由政府部门及官员、人大代表、政协委员、专家学者、企业家等组成的政策共同体推动,他们的建议在政策制定系统中漂进漂出。政治源流体现在港澳青年思维逐渐变化、社会舆论以及党政机构及领导人的高度重视,促使港澳青年创业的政策建议进入决策系统。中国共产党十九大报告提出粤港澳大湾区建设的重大国家战略开启了政策之窗,政策企业家抓住机遇促使三条源流汇聚,有效推动港澳青年创业扶持政策落地。     

香港高校英语课程设置对内地大学英语教学启示

本文对比了转型时期我国内地和香港高校面向在校大学生开设英语课程的设置情况。香港的课程开设数量和种类与内地相比更加国际化,英语教学目标更加明确。本文从教学理念、课程设置和教学手段探讨其对我国内地高校外语教学的启示。希望给我国大学英语教学目标的重新定位指明方向。     

浅谈高校少数民族学生教育管理

本文在对内地高校少数民族学生教育管理工作进行系统梳理的基础上,对当前内地高校少数民族教育管理进行初步探索研究。内容包括高校少数民族学生教育管理的背景,少数民族学生教育管理的现状,从教育管理的内容、原则,找出少数民族学生教育管理中现存的问题。通过对高校少数民族学生教育管理问题的原因进行分析,将少数民族学生教育管理工作上升到一个系统的高度;进而提出了优化内地高校少数民族学生教育管理工作的建议。     

亲历内地社会工作发展二十年

社会工作的专业特色是关怀社会、助人自助的理念和价值观。本着这些理念，在内地推行改革开放政策以后，香港社工就开始主动与内地对口的相关单位进行交流，以表达对内地社会服务发展的关心。当时内地的高校还没有开办正式的社会工作课程，香港社工便以各省市的民政部门和妇联、工会等组织作为交流的主要对象。20世纪80年代初，作为香港社会工作人员协会的活跃分子之一，我经常负责组织到内地的考察团，进行两地经验学习、探讨和交流。北京、上海、广州、深圳、云南、厦门等较为开放的地区都是香港社工多次去考察过的。     

内地与香港社会工作者之间的交流及其意义

自80年代初至今,内地与香港社会工作者之间的交流(以下简称两地交流)已持续了10多年时间。在这段时间里,两地交流不断深入,交流范围不断扩大,这对内地社会工作的发展产生了积极的推动作用,并产生了更加广泛的社会影响。本文拟对两地交流做一些粗略的回顾和初浅的分析。     

港澳黑社会组织和黑社会犯罪研究

中国内地的黑社会 (性质 )犯罪 ,从一开始就来自两个方面 :一是港澳黑社会的渗透 ;二是内地黑社会 (性质 )犯罪的孳生。两者相互作用、相互促进、密切合作乃至最终合流 ,这是中国内地出现黑社会 (性质 )犯罪组织和黑社会 (性质 )犯罪的重要原因之一。因此 ,研究港澳黑社会组织的犯罪活动及其特点 ,它们的历史发展过程 ,对于我们进行反黑社会组织及其犯罪的斗争 ,具有十分重要的意义。一、港澳黑社会组织(一 )香港三合会香港的黑社会组织又称为香港“三合会” ,这不是一个特定的组织 ,而是包涵各大派系的、以“三合会”的组织原理和系统为基…     

香港职业教育经验与启示

在深港两地合作的大背景下，为进一步促进深港两地教育培训方面的合作与交流，深圳市人力资源和社会保障局组织了赴港学习培训班，重点学习和借鉴香港在职业类高技能人才培训方面的经验和做法。本文介绍了香港职业教育的发展历程和教育理念、政府对职业教育的管理模式和对人才的培养方式，展现了香港教师的敬业精神及育人模式，并就此展开探讨，对内地的职业教育模式提出了建议。     

粤港澳大湾区环境监察协同治理研究

作为继美国纽约湾区、美国旧金山湾区、日本东京湾区之后的世界第四大湾区,粤港澳大湾区建设不仅是国际经济版图浓墨重彩的一笔,更承载着推动内地与港澳深度合作的重要使命,成为打破内地与港澳协同治理困境、真正提升民心融合度的重要契机。以环境监察体制为切入点,对粤港澳环境治理中的预防、监督、救济一体化协同机制进行研究,力求破解"一国两制"下跨法系环境协同治理的困境,推动运动式环境监察向规范化督责监察的转变,促进粤港澳大湾区环境监察协同治理。     

浅析高校心理健康教育的现状与思考

近年来,我国高校心理健康教育取得了很大进展,但同时也逐渐暴露出一些问题。本文在分析当前我国高校心理健康教育的现状的基础上,对高校心理健康教育存在的问题进行了分析,并提出了改进高校心理健康教育的对策。     

香港战略规划要点及对上海建设卓越全球城市之借鉴

通过港澳地区调研发现,"面向未来30年的上海"发展战略研究与"香港2030+"战略规划在研究方法、规划理念、策略导向等方面存在部分趋同性.由于"香港2030+"侧重于空间规划,更多以突破城市当前和潜在发展短板为出发点,其在城市定位选择、具体策略制定等方面对"面向未来30年的上海"发展战略研究具有一定启示意义.同时,香港特区政府中央政策组、香港规划署、香港大学、澳门科技大学的专家也对上海建设卓越全球城市提出一系列建议.     

Model Hong Kong malls and their development in mainland China: consumer iconicity and the trans/national capitalist class

Relational geographies of capital and consumption between Hong Kong and mainland China have been forming through tourism engagement in Hong Kong and the development of model Hong Kong malls in China. This analysis of urban restructuring for the consumer economy identifies how landmark Hong Kong malls are reproduced in major cities of China by networks of Hong Kong property firms and mainland elites. Adapting Leslie Sklair's formulation of architectural iconicity in the culture‐ideology of consumerism, this economic relationship, which restructures urban space, constructs iconic built forms and develops Chinese consumerism, marks hegemonic opportunities of a national capitalist class, suggesting how Chinese state capitalism and its Hong Kong networks limit and incrementally engage transnational capital while instantiating Hong Kong‐style consumer iconicity. New malls in mixed‐use developments in China often occupy sites of historical markets and thus affirm Sklair's prediction that iconic architecture increasingly proclaims consumer space while claiming historic forms of public space.     

Immigration Controls,Life-Course Coordination,and Livelihood Strategies: A Study of Families Living across the Mainland-Hong Kong Border

In-depth studies of families living across the mainland Chinese-Hong Kong border indicate how immigration controls can adversely affect the ability of families to synchronize members’ life-courses to provide for their own livelihoods. By disrupting family timetables, the immigration quota system that governs migration from the mainland to Hong Kong hampers the attempts of families to secure their long-term viability and arrange for inter-generational caring. Circumventing immigration laws through illegal migration is costly, and family care-givers are often forced to stay in Hong Kong without being recognized as residents. Mainland-Hong Kong families have a unique opportunity to live on one side of the border while members commute to work or study on the other side, but this strategy affects long-term social participation and is available only to families with the requisite social and economic assets. The research was supported by a grant from Oxfam Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace, Hong Kong Christian Action, the Industrial Relations Institute, and St. James’ Settlement made the interviews possible by helping us contact our informants. Caren Wong, Lo Kwok Wai, and Lai Yuen Mei provided competent research assistance. Chan Chu Fung was a tremendous help in our research on public policies. We must also thank our informants for agreeing to be interviewed and sharing with us personal information about their life.     

Pluralistic ignorance in Sino–Hong Kong conflicts: the perception of mainland Chinese people living in Hong Kong

This study examined pluralistic ignorance in the context of conflicts between Hong Kongers and mainland Chinese in Hong Kong. This focus differs from past studies, which have mainly explored in-group pluralistic ignorance regarding whether people could correctly perceive the opinions of others who belonged to the same social group as they did. The present study investigated whether people could correctly perceive the public opinion of a collective to which they did not belong. Using two representative samples of mainland Chinese students and local students from three universities in Hong Kong, this study found that mainland students overestimated the local public’s unfavorability regarding Chinese mainlanders and the Chinese government. This overestimation was found to be positively associated with their attention to media content about the Sino–Hong Kong relationship and the extent to which they perceived the pertinent media content to be biased toward Hong Kong but negatively associated with their interpersonal communications with Hong Kongers about issues regarding the Sino–Hong Kong relationship. The overestimation of the local public’s unfavorability of Chinese mainlanders and the Chinese government reduced the willingness of mainland students to stay in Hong Kong for further study, work, or domicile. Based on the findings of this study, further research on pluralistic ignorance is recommended in order to determine how migrants perceive the mainstream opinion in the society to which they migrate.     

香港港口与城市发展

开埠之初就被定位为“自由港”的香港,是“以港兴市”的典型例子,港口的发展为香港经济的起飞和就业作出了巨大的贡献;而香港的产业发展以及与内地的区域合作,又促进了港口的繁荣,并使得香港成为国际航运中心。但目前,在金融海啸、珠三角产业转型、内地港口蓬勃发展等因素的影响下,香港港口的发展前景不容乐观。本文在回顾香港港口与城市发展关系的基础上,深入探讨了香港港口业务增长放缓的原因,并提出着力发展航运服务业,是香港航运中心转型升级、提高香港城市竞争力的重要方向。     

Chinese Migrants' Class Mobility in Hong Kong

Resources such as education and social networks are likely to contribute to migrants' upward mobility in the class hierarchy. Moreover, according to structural fit theory, the contribution tends to be contingent on age and social network size. The contingency is the major concern of the present study of mainland Chinese migrants in Hong Kong, which is somewhat different from the Chinese mainland economically, politically and even culturally. In this study, we show that the conditions for upward mobility are some human and social resources and their various combinations. Notably, schooling after arrival in Hong Kong contributed more to the upward mobility of the migrant who was younger or had a larger social network at the time of arrival in Hong Kong. Purportedly, promoting the migrant's integration with the school and local social network would prepare the migrant for upward mobility.     

The Generation Y’s Working Encounter: A Comparative Study of Hong Kong and other Chinese Cities

Understanding the encounter of different generations may be a determining factor in the success of organizations. In order to have a clear understanding about the new generation, this article examines the working encounter of Generation Y. Generation Y in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and four cities in mainland China were studied. How the social environment influenced their attitudes and behavior in work and geographical mobility, and how geographical mobility created problems to the migrants were studied. We find that the Generation Y in Hong Kong is facing more competition than the Generation Y in mainland. In geographical mobility, most of the respondents accept geographical mobility. The findings provide some insights on how the social environment shapes the generation.     

Seeking identity: the transborder lives of mainland Chinese families with children born in Hong Kong

Between 2001 and 2013, Hong Kong regulations permitted pregnant women from mainland China to travel to Hong Kong to deliver their babies. In this article, based on 30 in‐depth interviews, I explore the transborder lives and identities of these mainland Chinese families who, motivated by cost considerations, citizenship and anticipated benefits for their children, chose to give birth to their babies in Hong Kong. In some cases, family networks providing flexible residential practices and family care, supported these transborder activities. However, the complexities of transborder life reveal the diverse ‘identifications’ within Hong Kong society and mainland families. Because neither administration totally accepts them, they are not full members of either society and so the identities they form are both plural and fragmented.     

The historical trajectory and diaspora of Hong Kong immigrants in Africa

Using Diaspora as a theoretical framework, this article investigates the historical trajectory of Hong Kong immigrant access to Africa, the evolution of their diaspora as well as living strategies. Based on data collected from 10 Hong Kong immigrants during 2018-2019 in Africa, and assessment of some historical materials such as Sino-Africa political relationships, its change trajectory, trade record, and personnel exchanges, the results demonstrate that the different Hong Kong political system might lead to the entrepreneurial resource obtains and the evolution trends of the diaspora of Hong Kong immigrants. Since the 1980s, the increase of re-export trade volume between Mainland China and Hong Kong had strengthened the trade volume between Hong Kong and Africa with the development of the Sino-Africa relationship. It illustrates that the trade relations between Hong Kong and Africa have been increasingly influenced by the re-export trade between Hong Kong and mainland China. Meanwhile, the Hong Kong immigrants in Africa have gradually been showing a trend of integration with new Chinese immigrants in Africa, which navigated their identities constantly i.e., Hong Kong diaspora, Chinese ethnic group and British citizenship (overseas), while their daily life was inclined towards cosmopolitan trends.     

Indonesian Chinese in Hong Kong: re-migration,re-establishment of livelihood and belonging

This paper describes the re-migration and adjustment of Indonesian Chinese to living in Hong Kong and their cultural belonging to Hong Kong, China, and Indonesia. Known in China as guiqiao or ‘Returned Overseas Chinese’, these were Chinese who re-migrated from Indonesia to mainland China in the 1950s and 1960s. By the early 1970s, many were allowed to migrate to Hong Kong. Although arriving with very little money, many have succeeded in establishing a fairly good life in Hong Kong, although there are also many who survive on low incomes. This paper discusses the experiences of the Indonesian Chinese in relation to local and transnational belonging, the perception of homelands, and the re-establishment of a Southeast Asian lifestyle in Hong Kong.