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Although the TRIPS Agreement has provided common rules for the protection of intellectual property rights, countries at different levels of development have their own autonomous discourse rights in relation to the     

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<正>In recent years, policy experiments aimed at rural revitalization have shown an accelerating trend, providing us with an excellent window to observe the comprehensive promotion of rural revitalization and to resolve development challenges. The National Demonstration Cases of Rural Governance promoted by the Office of the Central Leading Group for Rural Affairs and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs from 2019 to 2022 pointed out that in the new era, China’s policy experiments ...     

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In a time of segmented media markets, enormous potential audiences, and multiple means for audiovisual communication worldwide, it is important to define clearly the purpose of “public communication of science”; projects and initiatives and by what criteria they should be evaluated. Conveyed within a popular format, scientific information contains considerable potential for stimulating change, affecting personal decisions about diet and health, influencing political decisions, or shaping a community's perception of risk. Presence (or absence) of scientific information can empower (or isolate) citizens in a highly technological world, but access alone is insufficient when the amount of information from all sources increases rapidly. Current strategies for allocating resources and setting policy for public communication of science activities follow an outdated and potentially dangerous course because they emphasize volume over all other parameters. This article proposes a re‐examination of science communication policies, with the goal of improving the public's ability to evaluate the quality, validity, legitimacy, and relevance of all scientific information to which public audiences are daily exposed, regardless of its source.     

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In recent years,the problem of China's income distribution has become a hot issue in domestic and overseas academic circles and the media.It is also taken very seriously by Chinese policy makers.Over the past 30 years of economic and social transition,the gap in     

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The termnongmin gong(migrant workers,or literally,peasant/farmer-workers)was non-existent in any Chinese dictionary before the 1970s,and no equivalent may be found in anEnglish dictionary even today.The seemingly contradictory combination ofpeasantand