构建我国错案责任追究制度的立论基础

权力制约理论是错案责任追究制度近代化、理性化的科学依据 ,也是构建我国错案责任追究制度的理论基础。我国文化传统的惯性和特殊的社会结构是构建我国错案责任追制度的现实基础 ;实体正义与程序正义并重则是我们构建这一制度的价值基础     

论现代组织中的组织变革与创新

企业自从诞生以来就自始自终处在与市场和社会的相互作用中运动,在社会生产力、意识形态、分配关系等每一方面的变动之中,运动的绝对性迫使企业在其组织形态、组织构成以及经营管理的实施都要随之相应变化,否则就要被淘汰。亦即企业的组织将随着外部环境的变化而不断演变改革,或者称之企业组织的变革与创新。因此,新形势下的企业变革具有重要意义。21世纪,随着信息技术的革     

数学信息的特征与功能

数学信息具有多方面的特征与功能 ,主要有依附性和可析取性、传递性和可储存性、时效性和准确性、共享性和可创造性等特征。数学信息的感知功能、转换功能、优化功能、评价功能等共同构成功能体系 ,在数学教学过程中发挥着重要的作用     

公益广告更需要优秀创意

随着我国广告业的发展,公益广告日益引起社会的关注和重视.经过几十年的发展,我国公益广告创意和制作水平都有了很大程度的提高,但与世界上一些公益广告发展较早的国家相比,仍存在一定的差距.由于公益广告以社会问题为主题,旨在倡导和维护公共生活秩序和公共道德准则,因此相较于商业广告,更需要优秀创意,用精品塑造公益广告新形象,提升全民族的整体素质.     

股票市场状态的动力学过程分析

就股票市场呈现的变化归纳为四种状态,即随机游走态、扩散漂移态、混沌震荡态、连贯平稳态,并对每一状态给出了动力学过程的数学描述,研究了各种"过程"下方程的解,以及各种状态下对股市价格带来的系统效应.从股市的微观结构出发,探讨了四种状态下的股市特征表现及投资者的操作策略,为实时地预测股市发展提供了辅助决策.     

21世纪大学体育的使命

文章以辩证唯物论和历史唯物论为理论基础 ,运用分析与综合的方法 ,在评价大学体育现状、追踪大学体育发展趋势的基础上 ,讨论了 2 1世纪大学体育在理论和实践上需要关注的大学体育理论体系构建 ,大学体育学科建设 ,大学高水平竞技体育 ,大学生终身体育观形成等问题     

我国当前人民内部矛盾社会调控滞后的思考

目前在人民内部矛盾的社会调控方面存在着滞后的现状,有可能导致人民内部矛盾的尖锐化、对抗化。我们应该重视这个问题,从发展经济、改进工作、加强干部队伍建设、完善社会保障制度、把法治和德治紧密结合起来等多方面入手,对人民内部矛盾进行有效的社会调控。     

断章取义:意义生成机制合法性的维系

本文从三个方面"对断章取义"的意义生成机制的合法性予以简要维护。一、依据哲学阐释学理论",前理解"的存在是阐释者不可逃避的宿命所在,因"而此非诗人之情,而引诗者之情也"也即"断章取义"式理解应当是合法的。二、从语义学角度来讲",断章取义""之取"的主要诉求乃为当下的交流效果,只要能够达到此一目的,即"有断章取义而理可通者"那么我们就应当说它是合法的。三、从互文性角度来审视",断之于彼,而无损于此"此一命题已经表明对于《诗》的断章取义其意义生成也应当是合法的。     

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.     

Community-based household waste management: Lessons learnt from EXNORA's ‘zero waste management’ scheme in two South Indian cities

This paper presents two case studies on the efforts by a community-based organisation to promote a sustainable integrated waste management system in Indian mega cities. This effort was initiated in 1989 by a local non-governmental organisation (NGO) called EXNORA and is based on a ‘zero waste management scheme’ set up, run and financed by the residents themselves. As this model has been widely quoted as successful, the study aims at learning from two communities implementing this model.Results are reported from a survey of the two schemes that used various tools to assess both their performance and sustainability in selected residential areas of two Indian cities, Chennai and Hyderabad. The results indicate limited success of the schemes both in saving a significant fraction of the generated waste from dumping, and in rehabilitating the local poor. However, they show that motivated individuals can successfully set up and manage waste collection systems that lead to overall environmental improvements. The differences in the two schemes reflect how the local assets and contexts impact on the success of the scheme. The scheme in a rich neighbourhood of Hyderabad was less ambitious in its overall objectives and focussed on the provision of a waste management service, using the opportunity to provide local employment to a socially deprived fraction of the population. The scheme in a middle-class area of Chennai, although pioneering in its approach, suffered from diseconomies of scale and lack of social integration, making it less viable in the medium to long term. Both schemes suffered from a lack of community involvement, motivation and political support, which threatens the long-term sustainability of the enterprise. The research concludes that the role that communities can realistically play in management of their own waste depends on the local context. The system advocated by EXNORA seems to require significant local resources, and political and technical support which are hard to find and sustain without strong local leaders. Another model set up in the city of Visakhapatnam is finally introduced as an alternative. This is based on triangular contracts between the municipality, the residents and micro-enterprises and may provide a good solution in dealing with the technical and commercial aspects which communities find difficult.