网民政治心理——民主的一剂“药”

在信息技术的引导下,网络已成为日常生活中的一部分,网络政治环境的稳定是国家稳定的重要前提,是民主进程的助推力;而网民作为网络政治环境参与的主体,其政治心理对网民政治参与行为选择有着重要的导向作用,因此,正确分析网民政治心理,努力考量其可能出现的负面效应,力求解释网民政治心理的负面影响,找出合理的解决对策,让网民政治心理对我国民主政治起到推波助澜的功效。     

社会热点事件微信刷屏现象的分析与反思——以“罗尔事件”为例

"罗尔事件"在微信朋友圈刷屏的现象,是网民出于维系社交关系、完善网络环境、构建认知的目的所驱使。网民的行为、认知心理会随着进程的变化,不断呈现出新的特征,并转而影响、推动事件的发展。促使网民向理性的朋友圈转发行为回归,需要强化大众媒体内容生产与传播的责任,提升网民的媒介素养。     

大学生网络群体性事件的模型分析

近年来,随着信息网络的发展,大学生在网络上的集群行为呈现一种上升的趋势。模型架构视角可以更好地对大学生网络群体性事件的系统性和结构性进行感知认识,分析影响大学生网络群体性事件的主客观因素和参与网络集群行为的内在动力和偏好。以断链的方法对模型进行有效控制和转基因的方式对模型进行重新改造,提出了应对大学生网络群体性事件的思路和办法。     

从"泸县事件"看全媒体背景下 政府危机公关的缺失

引子 据中国互联网络信息中心(CNNIC)在京发布的第39次《中国互联网络发展状况统计报告》显示,截至2016年12月,我国网民人数达7.31亿,普及率达到53.2%,其中手机网民人数6.95亿,占比95.1%.伴随着互联网的普及,网络信息能够迅速传遍全国乃至全球,而这种信息的广泛高速传播,使得通过一则新闻引爆一个社会热点问题事件成为可能,从而为政府应对危机带来了新的挑战.     

试析网络集群事件的一般发展规律——以长春“微信圈乞讨母女”为例

信息时代,网络集群事件频发,本文以长春"微信圈乞讨母女"为例,试析网络集群事件的一般发展规律,并对网络集群中媒体和政府的反应进行重点分析,希望为管理网络集群事件提供有益参考。     

网络舆情传播规律及成因探析

据法制网舆情监测中心观察,2017年以来,网络舆情传播的九大规律不断凸显:媒体大量跟进报道同类事件探究背后深层原因、跨领域热点舆情事件引爆速度快、同理心效应促使网民纷纷袒露同类遭遇、"未闭环"的舆情事件引发网民持续追问、人为干预导致舆论"狂欢——散场"效应加剧、高层介入的权威效应有效提升舆论引导成效、舆论共同体的群体极化效应加剧、鉴别网络信息真假成为舆论共识、多元归因导致协同治理的呼声增强.这些规律在以往的舆情事件中或多或少有所体现,但在今年以来表现更加突出.     

政府莫在网络事件“癌变”后才操刀手术

近年来发生了一系列网络热点事件,这些事件有的是真相在网络中的揭露,有的是歪曲事实的谣言嬗变,网民们被巨浪袭来时原有的理性被淹没,顺应这股潮流同时满足着自己的好奇心,于是成为了真相与谣言传播的主力军。在这浩大的舆论战中我们看到了政府应对的缺位,     

“网络红人”现象对大学生思想的影响研究

网络的发展催生了"网络红人",网民尤其是大学生网民的围观与盲目追捧使得"网络红人"成为潮流,颠覆传统价值观的审丑行为成为网络文化的新流行,对大学生的思想产生了负面影响。为了应对这种影响,我们要弘扬社会正能量,优化网络环境,并且充分发挥高校思想政治教育的优势,培养大学生树立正确的价值观。     

从网络暴民、网络哄客到网络公民——2009网络公共事件透视

2009年, "网络公共事件"精彩纷呈,尽管不乏"网络谣言"的肆意横行, "寂寞党"的无聊狂欢,但主旋律无疑是无处不在的"网络监督",波涛汹涌的"网络民主"."网络公共事件"背后,是网民"从网络暴民、网络哄客到网络公民"的"破茧化蝶".经历网络江湖的千锤百炼,网民正变得更加理性,更有力量.     

浅析热点事件中网民行为与心理——以安徽芜湖女大学生坠楼案为例

前不久的安徽芜湖女大学生坠楼案再次掀起网络舆论波澜,事件最终以家属认可警方判定结果而尘埃落定。在此过程中,受众的心理因素,不仅影响了受众对事件的认知和事件传播的最终效果,也对整个社会舆论产生巨大的影响。本文以芜湖女大学生跨年夜坠楼案为例,分析网民用户在整个事件中的行为和心理机制,由此管中窥豹探讨相应的舆论引导措施。     

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.