晚清民初社会言情小说的特点

言情小说虽然历史悠久、作品众多,但言情有余,表现社会不足;而社会小说则注重政治功利性,缺少言情的成分,清末民初的社会言情小说则弥补了两者的不足,将言情和言社会完美结合起来,开创了小说的新形式,具有不可否认的文学史意义。在晚清民初动荡的政治形势下,社会言情小说区别于同时期的其它小说,在文学史和时代史上也具有独特的价值和首创意义。     

论壮族服饰变迁的缘由

服饰是人类文化的重要组成部分,是一个民族的重要标志之一。民族服饰不是一成不变的,每一个民族在其发展过程中,都有一个相对独立的服饰变迁史,壮族服饰同样经历了一个发展演变的历程。在壮族服饰习俗的发展和演化过程中,自然环境、物质条件、社会文化环境和心理环境等对其产生重大影响。     

高层管理团队内部社会资本、团队冲突和决策效果的关系——研究综述与理论分析框架

反映在结构因素、关系因素和认知因素三个维度上的高管团队内部社会资本为决策信息的交换和共享提供了机会、意愿和能力,有利于团队内部形成建设性的冲突模式,促进决策效果的提高.本文以团队冲突为中介变量,建立了高管团队内部社会资本与决策效果的关系的理论框架,提出了研究命题,并对企业高管团队内部社会资本的培育提出建议.     

社会网络对企业管理人员职业生涯成功影响的实证研究

本文从社会网络的角度出发,基于社会交换理论,建立了社会网络对企业管理人员职业生涯成功的作用模型,并指出社会网络对职业成功两者之间的关系是通过网络利益(资源和职业支持)的中介作用实现的.本文以407位企业管理人员为研究对象,采用结构方程模型对假设模型进行检验,研究结果验证了网络利益(资源和职业支持)的中介效应.研究同时得出,社会网络各指标会对网络利益产生影响.相对于网络规模和网络异质性,网络密度和关系强度对于网络利益的获取有更为重要的影响.在网络利益对职业生涯成功作用的过程中,网络资源仅对管理人员职业满意度产生显著的正向影响,而职业支持对管理人员的职业生涯成功各指标都有显著的影响.文章最后指出了研究的局限性和未来研究方向.     

Homogamy by education and migration status in Monterrey,Mexico: changes and continuities over time

This paper reviews changes in homogamy by migration status and educational level in Monterrey, Mexico, through the analysis of marriage patterns for two cohorts of men born in 1905–1934 and 1940–1969. Results show a significant increase in educational homogamy, as well as in homogamy by rural origins. The changes suggest that education has played an increasingly important role in the process of mate selection, although certain particularistic characteristics, such as being a rural immigrant, are still important in marriage formation. The paper concludes with a discussion of the implications of these findings for the relationship between homogamy and social stratification.

中国的离婚率与社会结构变化分析

从中国的离婚率与社会结构变化的时间序列分析中可以看出 :离婚率随非农产业人口比重的提高而提高 ,并有三年的时滞 ;离婚率也和人口城市化的发展有密切的关系 ,两者的比重一并提高 ,但约有五年的时滞。因这两方面社会结构的变化 ,直接影响妇女就业率提高和妇女职业结构的变化 ,而由此引起的人口迁移流动的大变动 ,也必然影响婚姻家庭观念的变化     

Size and duration of empires growth-decline curves, 3000 to 600 b.c.

Area changes of about 30 best known empires and states are compiled and tabulated. Superimposed and juxtaposed graphs (size versus time) help to visualize the relative size and location in time of these empires. Size-time integral, maximum stable size, adulthood date, and duration are defined operationally and are listed for 20 empires. A criterion is given for distinctness of successive empires. The size-time integral is a direct measure of an empire's impact on history insofar as that impact depends on sheer size and duration. The integral is largest for the Chinese Hsia-Shang, Egyptian New, Old, and Middle, Assyrian New, and Hittite empires. A world-wide territorial concentration index is tabulated. It increases during the period considered from 0.08 to 1.4% of the world dry land area.     

Estimating chance reproducibility in Guttman Scaling

A definition of reproducibility in Guttman Scaling and two chance measures of reproducibility are suggested. The first measure assumes that the items are independent. The second method assumes nonindependent items and fits respondent and item margins by an iterative method used in fitting log-linear models. Chance reproducibility is conceptualized in terms of assumptions about respondent variability.     

Assessing the devolution revolution: How accurate are state-level estimates from the current population survey

The devolution of many social policy responsibilities from the Federal government to states has prompted increased interest in state-level measures of need. One data source that could be used to provide more state-level information on a variety of topics is the Current Population Survey (CPS). During the past ten years the CPS has been used to produce state-level estimates on a variety of measures. However, there has been little systematic evaluation of these data. This paper provides measures of accuracy for several state-level estimates derived from the CPS. These include standard errors for single-year estimates, three-year averages, and five-year averages of the March CPS measures; standard errors for three-year averages of 12-month CPS files; and comparison of CPS-based estimates to data from the Decennial Census. The paper also examines the relative accuracy of CPS estimates based on states' size. The information in this study will help analysts better understand the tradeoffs between timeliness and accuracy to be considered when using state-level estimates derived from the CPS.