学术期刊选题策划要诀

在学术期刊编辑出版实际工作中,一个好的选题,一次科学的策划,是办刊成功的一半,要打造学术精品期刊,必须在选题策划上下足功夫,根据选题策划的特点和要求,按照“针对性、创新性、动态性、群体性、主动性”这五大要诀进行策划选题。     

简论服务型政府的运行机理

服务型政府。已经成为体现当代我国政府类型的经典表述。经过几年的探索．在我国正逐步形成具有中国特色的服务型政府的执政理念．这种理念决定未来服务型政府的决策是民主的和官民互动的,政府主要通过提供良好的制度、政策服务和公共服务来运行,政府的运行具有透明性、公正性和法制性等特点。     

关于园艺专业人才培养方案改革的思考

文章阐述了目前进行人才培养方案改革的目的和意义,对人才培养方案的构成进行了较详细的说明,指出了在人才培养方案修订中应注意培养目标的正确定位和课程体系的科学设计,最后提出了在人才培养方案中三个值得探讨的问题。     

学分制下环境工程专业人才培养方案研究

结合环境工程专业实施学分制的基本思路、目标定位、实施方案及采取的措施等 ,对我校目前推行学分制的方法作了简要介绍。以期在推进学分制改革的条件下 ,不断完善环境工程本科人才的培养方案     

对《SPWM变频调速应用技术》中关于恒压供水主体方案讨论的商榷

自动化新技术丛书《SPWM变频调速应用技术》(张延滨编著)是一本非常好的书,但书中关于恒压供水主体方案的讨论一节的观点有待商榷,本文对恒压供水主体方案的确定举例进行了分析,并提出恒压供水主体方案确定应考虑系统的运行方式,经综合比较分析最终确定合理的方案。     

应急物流信息化平台研究

本文系统分析了应急物流的三大参与主体——政府、公众和相关组织对应急物流信息化平台的功能需求,提出了应急物流信息化平台的模块化层次结构设计方案,并从总体框架、数据库及主要功能模块三方面进行了设计。     

National identity and regional development: Cornwall and the campaign for Objective 1 funding

The politics of identity is important within regional and governance policy debates, becoming a mechanism for ‘filling in’ the democratic gaps left by the hollowing out of the state, with much discourse about constructing identities for governance purposes. This raises questions about the feasibility of processes of identity construction, and whether it starts from new, or builds on existing identities. We use the case study of the Cornish campaign for Objective 1 EU structural funding, engaging directly with modernist versus ethnosymbolist accounts of nationalism, to explore the binary between instrumental, constructed identities and more phenomenological accounts.     

Global pension systems and their reform: Worldwide drivers,trends and challenges

Across the world, pension systems and their reforms are in a constant state of flux driven by a shifting focus, moving reform needs, and a changing enabling environment that reflect objective events but also changes in views and perception. The ongoing worldwide financial crisis and the adjustment to an uncertain “new normal” will make future pension systems different from past ones. The objectives of this article are: i) to briefly review recent and ongoing key changes that are triggering reforms; ii) to outline the main reform trends across pension pillars over the last two decades; and iii) to present key policy areas on which the pension reform community will need to focus to make a difference.     

Inferences for multiple interval type-I censoring scheme

In this paper, we have introduced a new type of censoring scheme named the multiple interval type-I censoring scheme. Further, We have assumed that the test units are drawn from the Weibull population. We have also proposed the maximum product of spacing estimators for unknown parameters under the multiple interval type-I censoring scheme and compare them with the existing maximum likelihood estimators. In addition to this, the Bayes estimators for shape and scale parameters are also obtained under the squared error loss function. Their corresponding asymptotic confidence/credible intervals are also discussed. A real data set containing the breakdown time of insulating fluids are used to demonstrate the appropriateness of the proposed methodology.     

Extending access to contributory pensions: The case of Uruguay

Since the 1980s, many Latin American countries have tightened access to contributory pensions, with financial sustainability being a main concern. Studies suggest that a sizable share of contributors would not be able to comply with stricter access conditions, since observed contribution densities were low. While most Latin American countries lack complete work history records, the observed density of contributions offered strong evidence of short contribution histories, in particular for low‐income workers and women. In the last decade these facts drove a new wave of reforms, in the form of less demanding eligibility requirements to access pensions and the need for a gender perspective. Uruguay took part in both processes, increasing vesting period conditions in 1996, then lowering them and granting childcare credits in 2008. In this article, we analyse the effects that less strict eligibility requirements would have on pension entitlements in Uruguay, estimating complete contribution histories using administrative records. Work history records have been kept since April 1996 only, meaning there are still no complete work histories. The study finds that pension rights would increase, in particular for women. The main effect would be driven by the lower contribution requirement. In addition, childcare credits would further reduce the gender gap in terms of access to benefits. The case of Uruguay is relevant in the regional context, as most Latin American countries are ageing rapidly and can learn from the Uruguayan experience, a country with vital statistics closer to those of developed countries. Also, recent reforms in the region show shared concerns on pension rights and the gender gap.