从柏拉图到卢梭：早期的政治合法性思想初探

从古希腊到近代资产阶级启蒙运动可以看作是政治合法性思想的产生阶段.政治思想家们从不同角度和侧面阐发了政治合法性理论:柏拉图"正义"论、阿奎那"神授"论、霍布斯"主权"论、洛克"契约"论和卢梭"公意"论等.这些合法性理论有相同的基本的主线,这就是社会秩序是如何可能的、如何看待社会与个体的关系、如何处理国家与社会的关系.     

追求卓越 办好大学

在讨论了高水平大学的基本概念和基本判据的基础上,结合河南工业大学的实际阐述了办好高水平大学的理念和方法.     

区域发展潜力的评价方法及其应用

阐述了区域可持续发展的涵义 ,并从系统的角度对区域可持续发展进行了分析 ,提出了区域发展潜力的概念。构建了区域发展潜力的评价模型。最后对H市的发展潜力进行了评价     

论委托代理关系与会计控制权

会计控制权作为现代企业的一种权利安排，对代理关系机制和企业发展有重　要的影响。现代企业的会计控制权主要掌握在代理人一方，由于代理人与委托人之间在目标　利益上的不一致性，代理人可能利用对会计控制权的实际控制优势对会计信息进行盈余管理　甚至非法操纵，损害委托人的利益。因此，必须完善委托代理机制，加强对会计控制权的约　束和控制力度。     

生猪疫病对猪肉贸易的影响及对中国的启示——来自台湾的口蹄疫案例

用台湾爆发口蹄疫的案例实证演绎了生猪传染性疫病对猪肉贸易的重大影响。研究认为:疫病预防和控制以及国际认可、国家兽医体制的控制能力以及生猪适度规模饲养是猪肉贸易健康发展的关键因素,因此,作为养猪大国的中国,必须吸取国际经验,完善生猪疫病预防和控制,促进猪肉贸易发展。     

"乡约"不等于"乡规民约"

长期以来,学者们在研究中经常将“乡约”与“乡规民约”不加区别地混为一谈。事实上,“乡规民约”是基层社会组织的社会成员共同制定出来供大家共同遵守的一种社会行为规范,而“乡约”是乡村社会中以社会教化为主要目的的一种民间基层组织形式,二者的内涵并不相同,其历史发展也遵循着不同的路径。将“乡约”等同于“乡规民约”的研究方法既违背了历史事实,也混淆了两种不同性质的社会文化现象。     

Intermarriages Between Western Women and Palestinian Men: Multidirectional Adaptation Processes

This article addresses cultural adaptation of Western‐Palestinian intermarried couples. Using in‐depth interviews, information was gathered from 16 participants, 7 Western women and 9 Palestinian men, living in Palestinian cities in the West Bank. Adaptation strategies are typified by the extent to which each spouse embraces the partner's culture. The data suggest that intermarriage engenders a multidirectional adaptation process. Patriarchy and East‐West power relations affect mainly the women, having to face marginalization on the basis of their gender and their foreignness. The men undergo a double process of cultural adaptation: to the Western culture and to their native culture after their return. Both the husbands’ extended family and the Israeli‐Palestinian conflict were found to affect both partners’ adaptation.     

Gendered Perspectives in Psychology: Immigrant Origin Youth

In this article, we contend that the field of psychology has largely failed to foreground the role of gender in its study of immigration. Here, we review studies that address gender and migration focusing on the experience of children and adolescents. We provide developmental perspectives on family relations, well‐being, identity formation, and educational outcomes, paying particular attention to the role of gender in these domains. We conclude with recommendations for future research, which include the need to consider whether, and if so, how, when, and why it makes a difference to be an immigrant, to be from a particular country, or to be female rather than male. We argue that it is important to consider socioeconomic characteristics; to consider resilience as well as pathology; and to work in interdisciplinary ways to deepen our understanding of the gendered migratory experience of immigrant origin youth.     

Child‐Care Usage and Mother‐Infant “Quality Time”

Mothers' time‐use patterns were compared in families in which infants spent more than 30 hours per week in child care (In‐Care group; n= 143) versus 0 hours per week (At‐Home group; n= 183) from birth to 6 months of age. In‐Care group mothers spent about 12 fewer hours per week interacting with their infants, for about 32% less time; fathers of these infants were more involved in caregiving. The groups did not differ in the quality of mother‐infant interaction. In the In‐Care group, quantity of interaction was related to greater separation anxiety and concerns about effects of maternal employment. Time‐use data were not related to child outcomes at 15 months of age. Results suggest that the effect of extensive time spent apart on the quantity and quality of mother‐infant interaction may be smaller than anticipated.     

Infants' Responses to Gender‐Inconsistent Events

Toddlers' knowledge of the stereotyping of traditionally feminine and masculine household activities was examined using the preferential looking paradigm. Seventy‐seven 24‐month‐old infants observed a series of 9 pairs of photographs, each portraying a male and female adult engaged in the same stereotyped or gender‐neutral activity (e.g., ironing, hammering, or reading). Longer looking times were predicted on stimuli inconsistent with gender stereotypes (e.g., looking longer at the man putting on lipstick than at the woman). The results suggested that toddlers have acquired some knowledge of the gender stereotyping of feminine activities by their 2nd birthday.