中西部地区新型城镇化及其推进:湖南个案

中西部地区新型城镇化是我国推进新型城镇化战略的重点和难点。浏阳经济技术开发区在推进新型工业化过程中,实施了低成本战略,以"绝对成本优势"确定产业定位,以"比较成本优势"招商引资,以"低风险成本"助推产业扩张。在推进城镇化时,浏阳经济技术开发区从降低交易成本切入,亦实施了低成本战略。浏阳经济技术开发区的城镇化路径,为中西部地区城镇化提供了如下启示:城镇化发展要以工业化为依托、不可盲目造城;工业化发展必须因地制宜、立足本地优势;推动城镇化政府要有所作为,更要发挥市场决定性作用。     

夏尔巴人的历史与现状调查

夏尔巴人,中尼边境地区的一个民族。北宋末年,蒙古铁骑驰骋在茫茫草原。金戈铁马荡平了大宋王朝,北方的西夏王朝也消失在历史的云烟深处,空渺无迹,不知去向,给后人留下了一个个悬念。然而尼泊尔的素伦昆布和我国西藏樟木小镇及其下属的立新和雪布岗村落,可能就是神秘的党项人后裔的归宿。从夏尔巴人的族源、风俗习惯、语言艺术、宗教信仰等方面来看,与我国的藏族极为相似,渊源于藏文化或喜马拉雅文化带民族。研究夏尔巴人不仅是对我国民族学研究的补充,更重要的是对于西部边陲的巩固稳定和中尼政治、经济、文化的交流有积极的意义。     

中国网游市场顾客价值构成要素探测

运用顾客价值理论和顾客价值测量模型、从体验经济和网络游戏玩家的消费心理的角度,对中国网络游戏顾客价值构成要素进行了探测。通过对文献资料的搜集、整理和对游戏玩家的深度访谈,形成17个网络游戏顾客价值基本元素,并通过对300个样本问卷调查结果的统计分析,归纳提炼出中国网络游戏顾客价值四大构成要素:即自我价值实现、交往互动、角色发展和休闲娱乐,其中每个要素又包含若干个可解释变量。本研究结论对网络游戏商家建立以提高玩家体验价值为目的和满足玩家感知价值为核心的网络游戏营销体系具有一定价值。     

The binary search decomposition in a decentralized organization

An analytic model of the resource allocation decision process in a decentralized organization is presented. The model follows the philosophy of Kornai and Liptak in its decomposition procedure but employs the binary search technique in its resource allocation process. Briefly, the model provides two important concepts relevant to the decision making process of a decentralized organization: (1) satisficing technique of coordination and (2) simulation of a resource allocation decision process.     

中乌普通物理实验教学的比较

大学物理实验教学是高校基础教学的重点,是培养学生综合能力、创造力的重要途径.从不同角度结合教学实际对中乌两国的大学物理实验教学体制、教学内容、教学方式等进行多方面分析与比较,以期促进我国大学物理实验教学水平的提高.     

实验室开放与校园网实验教学

物理实验教学开放能够调动和激发学生学习的主动性和积极性,有利于培养学生动脑和创新的能力.主要介绍实验室开放教学的作法.     

The Impact of Accident Attention,Ideology, and Environmentalism on American Attitudes Toward Nuclear Energy

This study involves the analysis of three waves of survey data about nuclear energy using a probability‐based online panel of respondents in the United States. Survey waves included an initial baseline survey conducted in early 2010, a follow‐up survey conducted in 2010 following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and an additional follow‐up conducted just after the 2011 Fukushima, Japan, nuclear accident. The central goal is to assess the degree to which changes in public views following an accident are contingent on individual attention and respondent predispositions. Such results would provide real‐world evidence of motivated reasoning. The primary analysis focuses on the impact of Fukushima and how the impact of individual attention to energy issues is moderated by both environmental views and political ideology over time. The analysis uses both mean comparisons and multivariate statistics to test key relationships. Additional variables common in the study of emerging technologies are included in the analysis, including demographics, risk and benefit perceptions, and views about the fairness of decisionmakers in both government and the private sector.     

Disinformation,performed: self-presentation of a Russian IRA account on Twitter

ABSTRACT

How disinformation campaigns operate and how they fit into the broader social communication environment – which has been described as a ‘disinformation order’ [Bennett & Livingston, (2018). The disinformation order: Disruptive communication and the decline of democratic institutions. European Journal of Communication, 33(2), 122–139] – represent critical, ongoing questions for political communication. We offer a thorough analysis of a highly successful disinformation account run by Russia’s Internet Research Agency: the so-called ‘Jenna Abrams’ account. We analyze Abrams’ tweets and other content such as blogposts with qualitative discourse analysis, assisted by quantitative content analysis and metadata analysis. This yields an in-depth understanding of how the IRA team behind the Abrams account presented this persona across multiple platforms and over time. Especially, we describe the techniques used to perform personal authenticity and cultural competence. The performance of personal authenticity was central to her persona building as a likeable American woman, whereas the performance of cultural competence enabled her to infiltrate American conservative communities with resonant messages. Implications for understanding disinformation processes, and how some aspects of the hybrid media system are especially vulnerable to hijacking by bad actors are discussed.     

Maternal Into‐The‐Face Behavior,Shared Attention,and Infant Distress During Face‐to‐Face Play at 12 Months: Bi‐directional Contingencies

We describe a new maternal intrusion behavior, moving a toy or hand “into‐the‐face” of the infant, and we investigate its bi‐directional associations with infant‐initiated shared attention, infant distress, and infant gaze, during mother–infant face‐to‐face play at 12 months. The play was videotaped split‐screen, with infants seated in a high chair. Videotapes were coded on a 1‐sec time base for mother and infant gaze (at partner, toy, both, or gaze away); infant distress; and maternal intrusion behavior, “into‐the‐face.” We defined “infant‐initiated shared attention” as mother and infant looking in the same second at a toy that the infant‐initiated interest in. We documented that maternal into‐the‐face behavior decreased the likelihood of infant‐initiated shared attention, increased the likelihood of infant distress, and decreased the likelihood of infant gazing away. Reciprocally, infant distress and gazing away increased the likelihood of mother into‐the‐face. In moments when the dyad was engaged in infant‐initiated shared attention, mother into‐the‐face was less likely. This work documents bi‐directional contingencies in the regulation of maternal intrusion and infant behavior during face‐to‐face play at 12 months. We suggest that mother into‐the‐face behavior disturbs an aspect of the infant's experience of recognition.