长株潭生态城市群建设研究

城市群是高级有机体．生态城市群是长株潭城市群的发展目标。长株潭生态城市群．包含城市群和生态文明两个意思。新型城市化、新型工业化是建设长株潭生态城市群的重要途径．同时也使城市群与生态文明得到发展．但是要最终实现生态文明．还必须建立健全的生态补偿机制。     

汨罗融入长株潭城市群发展战略研究

《长江中游城市群发展规划》的批复,推动长株潭城市群发展上升为国家战略,给周边的城市带来了重大机遇.通过深入分析汨罗经济一体化、区位及交通等优势,正视经济实力不强、投资环境欠佳的不足之处,进行汨罗融入长株潭城市群发展的定位分析.最后,从交通、产业及规划等方面对汨罗融入长株潭城市群发展的路径给出建议.     

完善公众参与之对策探析——以长株潭城市群"两型社会"建设为研究对象

2007年12月14日,国家发改委正式发文批准长株潭城市群为“全国资源节约型和环境友好型社会建设综合配套改革试验区”。长株潭城市群在经过25年自主发展后终于在中部崛起战略中异军突起,并为打造中国经济新的增长极而不懈努力。2010年1月1日,《湖南省长株潭城市群区域规划条儇》正式实施,标志着长株潭城市群“两型社会”建设在地方立法的指导下全面、有序地展开。     

长株潭城市群发展制度变迁

城市群是城市化进程中的一种高级区域空间形态,城市群的发展受诸多因素的综合作用和影响,制度因素作为城市群发展的重要力量发挥着重要作用.笔者以长株潭城市群为研究对象,通过分析长株潭城市群发展的制度变迁,发现长株潭城市群发展的早期主要受以政府为主体的强制性制度变迁的影响,城市群的发展呈现出空间一体化的趋势.随着长株潭城市群的发展,长沙、 株洲和湘潭三市产业联动发展,受多元化的制度因素影响,长株潭城市群实现功能一体化.近年来,影响长株潭城市群强制性制度变迁作用减弱,诱致性制度变迁作用加强,制度因素作为一种重要力量对长株潭城市群发展产生了重要影响.     

长株潭城市群研究综述

现阶段我国对城市群的研究比较多,尤其是对长株潭城市群的研究更是见仁见智。长株潭城市群于2007年12月14日成为国家综合配套改革试验区,对它的研究可为我国其他城市群的发展提供借鉴。本文对长株潭城市群的研究情况进行了汇总,然后进行简要评述,并提出几个值得后续研究的方面。     

“两型社会”建设背景下的小城镇规划建设——以长株潭城市群为例

2007年底．国家批准武汉城市圈和长株潭城市群为全国资源节约型和环境友好型社会建设综合配套改革试验区,至此资源节约型和环境友好型社会建设成为国家发展战略层面的一项重要改革探索。长株潭城市群的发展上升到国家发展战略层面,获得推进新型城镇化和新型工业化综合配套改革先行先试试验权,     

长株潭城市群产业布局现状分析

以长株潭城市群为例,探讨当前长株潭城市群产业布局中存在的客观问题,分析导致当前产业布局不合理的根本原因,在阐述产业布局对两型社会建设意义的基础上,对长株潭城市群产业布局发展的现状和问题进行了剖析,提出了产业布局发展的新的模式的设想。     

长株潭“两型”新市镇初探

长株潭城市群国家综合配套改革试验区成立已3年有余,建设长株潭“两型”新市镇既是优化长株潭城市区域空间结构、建设组团式城市群的需要,又是建设长株潭“两型”城市群的要求。长、株、潭三城结合部昭山、益阳东部新区、湘阴县界头铺适宜建设第一批新市镇;浏阳市、醴陵市、湘潭县将规划第二批新市镇。资源节约、环境友好是新市镇建设的首要发展目标。     

湖南省“3＋5”城市群产业发展和空间推进研究

中部崛起是“十一五”期间党和国家关注的重点。中部崛起的关键在于城市群的建设．城市群的建设必须以产业的发展为推动力．而产业空间的合理布局和有序扩张关系到城市群未来空间结构的构建及其长远发展。湖南省“3＋5”城市群是以长株潭都市区为核心、1个半小时通勤为半径．包括衡阳、岳阳、常德、益阳、娄底在内的城市聚集区。本文拟就“3＋5”城市群产业和空间推进方向做一些探索。     

两型社会建设中的长株潭低碳城市群发展对策研究

加快长株潭城市群的两型社会建设,关键在于建设低碳城市群,促进节能减排,保持能源消耗和碳排放处于较低水平,构建低碳化的城市群落生态体系。长株潭低碳城市群建设机遇与挑战并存,区位、资源、人才、科技等优势和基础条件为其发展提供了良好机遇,而重化工产业结构、资源消耗、环境污染等问题提出了挑战。基于两型社会建设要求,长株潭低碳城市群建设需要加强低碳技术创新、低碳产业布局、低碳能源开发与利用、低碳消费与营销等。     

大学校园里的“大负翁”

随着人民生活水平的进一步提高,以及西方发达国家某些观念的渗入,父辈那种“省吃俭用,努力存钱”的观念在当代大学生的头脑里逐步淡化。追求名牌、时尚已成为当代大学生的生活目标,以至于越来越多的大学生加入“大负翁”一族。     

Women in Politics in Norway

This paper attempts to explain how and why women in Norway have achieved unusually high political representation. The study, based on forty-three personal interviews with female politicians and persons familiar with Norwegian political culture, found that certain favorable social and political preconditions existed in Norway that encouraged women's entry into politics. However, it was the strong and effectively organized women's movement which was responsible for the significant increase of women in politics. A number of environmental opportunities and threats facilitated the formation of a successful coalition between establishment and new feminist factions of the women's movement. This coalition then used effective strategies to get more women into politics.     

Consanguineous Marriage in Turkish Families in Turkey and in Western Europe

The paper compares the prevalence and development of consanguineous marriages between Turkish migrants in Western Europe and stayers from the same regions of origin in Turkey. Analyses draw from three‐generational family data of the 2000 Families study. Findings suggest a decline of kin marriage over generations and time in both groups, but a higher prevalence of kin marriage among migrants. Parental impact was influential, but effects of transmission were lower among migrants. Kin marriage was strongly linked with cross‐border partner choice. The results support previous findings and indicate the specific effect of migration on seemingly traditional patterns of marriage.     

Equity in Education Expenditure in Thailand

This article analyses the distributional effects of education spending across regions of Thailand, a country that purportedly seeks to reduce regional welfare disparities through decentralisation. It finds that public expenditure on education is neither progressive nor pro‐poor, although there are sizeable regional differences, driven by the pro‐rich distributional profiles of public tertiary education spending and public transfers to private education. Policy‐wise, these results suggest that the current decentralised allocation of educational spending is not consistent with an equity‐enhancing goal.     

Women in Public Administration in India

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Difficulties in Diagnosing Sexual Abuse in Children with Condyloma Acuminata in Turkey

Human papillomavirus is responsible for anogenital warts and could be regarded as an indicator of possible sexual abuse in children. A genital wart was detected during an investigation of anti–hepatitis C virus positivity in a four-year-old male patient. No pathological findings of another sexually transmitted disease were found except complete cleft palate and circumferential lesions in the perianal region. No family member was anti-hepatitis C virus positive, but the patient's uncle and his wife had genital condylomata. Although detailed physical examination uncovered no other findings indicative of sexual abuse, suspicion of abuse could not be eliminated. Therefore, we wanted to draw the attention of health professionals to the association of anogenital warts and sexual abuse.