红杏出墙新解——谈《犬奸》、《贾儿》、《成仙》

本文从女性主义视角出发,对《聊斋志异》的《犬奸》、《贾儿》、《成仙》三篇小说进行了再次解读,特别对那个时代的人们对"红杏出墙"的女人的处理方式进行了重新阐释和分析,进而得出了不一样的结论。     

环境会计信息披露的有关问题

企业作为环境污染的主要肇事者, 理应承担起治理环境污染的责任, 由此就会产生相应的环境支出和环境收益, 并因而影响企业的财务状况和经营成果。将环境活动纳入企业会计核算体系, 反映企业对自然资源的消耗和对环境的污染及其治理情况, 披露环境会计信息, 成为传统会计面临的新课题, 本文主要对环境会计信息披露的内容和方式进行探讨     

提高体育专业学生英语学习能力的调查分析

对省内外七所高校不同体育专业学生英语学习能力的全面调查,发现体育专业学生英语能力与其心智发展特点有关;根据这种特点,采取相应的学法教法对策,使他们的英语学习能力得到迅速提高,并为特殊专业学生的英语教学提供了理论和实践依据。     

农户资源禀赋、交易费用与农户农地使用权流转行为——基于江西省农户调查

一、问题提出关于中国农地流转,大量研究表明,直到20世纪90年代中期以前,土地使用权流转的发生率一直偏低(张红宇,2002)。20世纪90年代末直至最近几年,随着国民经济的快速增长,农地市场流转速度出现加快的趋势。根据俞海、ScottRozelle等人(2003)2000年对东北、华北和长江中下游的调查数据显示,2000年土地流转的面积比例约为12%,转出土地的农户比例约为9%。虽然,90年代末,农地流转有加快的趋势,但是,并没有出现人们期望中的大规模农地流转和规模经营,农地撂荒现象仍旧存在。究其原因,一些学者通过实证将现行农地制度下农地市场难以发育的原…     

成渝城市群的经济发展现状研究——基于空间结构和空间联系的视角

以成渝城市群44个城市为研究对象,运用主成分分析法和改进的引力模型,对成渝城市群经济发展现状进行分析。发现成渝城市群城市发展规模完善,成都和重庆在人口分布、产业分布、城镇化率等各方面各有优势。成渝城市群经济联系具有邻近地域指向性、中心城市指向性、交通指向性和相互强联系的特点。完善交通路网结构,合理布局产业空间,加强多方交流,形成共建共享的合作机制,可促进成渝城市群的协同发展。     

胸腺素含量的ELISA测定法

用胸腺素免疫新西兰免,获得抗胸腺素抗体,建立了胸腺素ELISA定量测定法．该法检测灵敏度为3．2ng/ml,测定范围3．2～50000ng/ml,批内和批间变异系数分别为4．4％和8．9％,方法特异性鉴定显示与另外七种激素无明显交叉反应．     

东方管理学的创建与发展：渊源、精髓与框架

东方管理学是扎根于中华文化,融合东西方管理精华的当代管理新理论。经30余年的探索,已形成了独具特色的体系结构。在简要概述东方管理学体系形成的3个阶段的基础上,阐述了东方管理理论的渊源,以及“以人为本、以德为先、人为为人”的精髓,并详尽地介绍了东方管理学的体系框架——学、为、治、行、和。     

论习近平关于全面从严治党重要论述的时代意蕴

党的十八大以来,以习近平同志为核心的党中央在加强党的建设方面提出了一系列新思想新观点,全面从严治党奏出了时代最强音,呈现出许多新的特点,突出表现为坚持思想建党和制度治党相统一,以党的政治建设为统领,以坚定理想信念宗旨为根基,全面推进党的各项建设。全面回应了新时代建设什么样的党、怎样建设党的问题。从时代特点、时代要求、时代品格、时代意义四个维度来分析把握习近平关于全面从严治党重要论述,对于新时代加强党的领导和推进党的建设伟大工程具有重要意义。     

Is Tattooing a Risk Factor for Adolescents’ Criminal Behavior? Empirical Evidence from an Administrative Data Set of Juvenile Detainees in Taiwan

Juvenile crime affects not only the victims of the crime but also the delinquents’ future. How to prevent adolescent criminal behavior has become an important public policy issue. This study contributes to this interesting issue by examining the relationship between tattooing and adolescents’ criminal behavior. In particular, this study investigates whether or not having a tattoo/tattoos is connected to the incidence of various criminal activities, including: larceny, robbery, fraud, assault, drug use, and homicide. A unique sample of 973 juvenile detainees drawn from the administrative profiles in Taiwan and the coarsened exact matching method were utilized. Results show that compared to their nontattooed counterparts, tattooed juvenile detainees were significantly more likely to commit fraud, assault, drug abuse, and homicide by 3%, 13%, 9%, and 9%, respectively. In contrast, tattooing was not significantly associated with larceny or robbery. From a policy perspective, given the significant link between tattooing and criminal behavior, the presence of a tattoo in adolescents may serve as a valuable indicator regarding adolescents’ high probability of committing crimes.     

Funding Civil Society? Bilateral Government Support for Development NGOs

Research on the determinants of foreign aid tends to focus on the relationship between donor country priorities and recipient state characteristics, but donors also make decisions about which organizations and programs within countries will receive assistance. Although NGOs increasingly have been recipients of foreign aid, few data are available to investigate which organizations within a given country receive that funding. Donors may prioritize structural characteristics of NGOs or their local ties—or they may seek a combination that blends concern about efficiency and accountability with an interest in developing national civil society. We use original data from Cambodia to explore whether aid is likely to go to managerial organizations (professionalized NGOs and NGOs that utilize modern management tools) or to organizations that are embedded in the domestic context. We argue that managerialism provides legitimacy for NGOs by signaling capacity and accountability to donors, increasing the likelihood of government funding. We argue that local embeddedness also confers legitimacy by aligning community ties and networks to rights-based development, increasing the likelihood of government funding. We find general support for the managerialism argument, but donor agencies do not prioritize direct funding for “indigenous” NGOs—not even among those with high levels of managerialism.