2005 Vol. 21, No. 3

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The Source of Science and Technology Dissimilation
XING Guang-qiao, WU Duo, WANG Xin
2005, 21(3): 1-3.
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With the rapid development of science and technology, the phenomenon of science and technology dissimilation grows from covert to overt, which imposes a great threat to human survival and development. To solve this problem effectively, it is essential to find out its source. The traditional view mis...
The Driving Force of the Performance Evaluation of Government Organization in Public Administrative Reform
MA Zhen-qing, MA Yun-peng
2005, 21(3): 4-8.
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The performance evaluation of the government organization is a new government management mode which takes economy, efficiency, benefit and equity as its target. This performance evaluation conforms to the developmental trend of the public administrative reform and explores a new way in settling the ...
Toward Responsive Government——The Road for the Transformation of Government Administation Paradigm under Globalization
LIU Ze-lun, LIU Xiao-yun
2005, 21(3): 9-13.
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Economic globalization, which makes public affairs more varied and comphcated, brings a great challege to the traditional government administration paradigm. Naturally, the responsive government comes into being with the development of economy and society. One of the typical functions of the respons...
The Modern Western Civic Virtue Theory and the Construction of Chinese Civism
GU Cheng-min
2005, 21(3): 14-17.
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The good civic virtue is one of the important conditions which guarantee the operation of democratic system and is also the direct purpose of civil education. In 1990s this question aroused the attention in the West, among which some representative theories of civic virtue were: the Liberalism theor...
On Deng Xiaoping's Thinking Route of Political Power Legitimization
WANG Qing-li
2005, 21(3): 18-21.
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Since the Open and Reform, Deng Xiaoping, on grasping the national conditions of China and the global conditions, made great efforts to combine the essential principles of Marxism and the reality of China, fully respected the thoughts of the people and designed the routes of PRC's political power le...
On the Weak Ethics and Its Meaning of Roman Family Law
BIAN Xiu-quan, ZHU Teng
2005, 21(3): 22-25.
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Henry Maine tried to generalize the development of ancient law by his penetrating theory which is actually also a little general. The term “status” can not strictly define the relationship of rights and obligations among the family members under the Roman law. To the opposite, there is a partiality ...
Research on the Litigant's Truthfulness Obligation in the Civil Procedure
KE Yang-you, WU Ying-qi
2005, 21(3): 26-32.
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Forming the Obligation of truthfulness in the civil procedure is in order to meet the need of complexity and change of lawsuit.As a filter for the court to propeny interefere the litigant's behavior,Obligation of truthfulness can promote the lawsuit action operating according to the intention of law...
Redefinition of the Equality of Creditor's Rights in the Subrogation Theory
HAN Yin-lan, DU Xiao-zhi
2005, 21(3): 33-36.
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Becaused of the real need of economic development subrogation betrays the “rule of warehousing” in its exercising effect. Its function has developed from “to assure the safety of creditor's rights” to “a way of exercising creditor's rights”. Thus the principle of equality of creditor's rights regula...
On the Value Connotation and Its Realization of the Criminal Witness Appearing in Court
ZHANG Jian-jun
2005, 21(3): 37-40.
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The witness appears in court contains abundant value; it shows the fairness of procedure and the request of pushing the rule of law with the procedure; it guarantees the defendant's litigation right; it is good for finding out the case fact as soon as possible, increasing litigation efficiencly, inc...
Empirical Analysis of the Cyclical Fluctuation of Chinese Economy
PENG Yi, SHAO Gui-rong, YAO Yao-jun
2005, 21(3): 41-45.
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Through constructuring an economic movement barometer system, this thesis makes a factor analysis according to certain procedures, and builds a compehensive score which can reflect the fluctuation of the economic cycle. Though the specific numbers of the comprehensive score in the forty-nine years f...
Market Failure Caused by Supply Inflation of Labor Force and Its Rectification
CHEN Zhi, LI Pan-dao
2005, 21(3): 46-50.
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The market economy system disposes social resources effectively through market. The essencial factors of production acquire price equilibrium through the relation between supply and demand. However, the market is not all-powerful, and it will be failed sometimes. The information asymmetry, the power...
Illustration of the Old and New Basel Accord
JIN Xue-jun, LI Hong-kun
2005, 21(3): 51-55.
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This paper discusses a change of the international banking regulation standards in its process from old Accord to new Accord, regulatory versus economic capital, and rule-based versus process-oriented regulation. Just as the old Accord incorporated elements of economic and Process-oriented approache...
Review of Corporate Culture Measurement
MA Li, CENG Hao, WANG Nan
2005, 21(3): 56-60.
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Corporate culture measurement is the most advanced topic which needs to be further researched urgently in the field of corporate culture theory and practice. In this thesis, we review the former research achievements, analyze the rising of corporate culture measurement research as well as its main c...
Review of the Rural Grassroots Power Cells in the Transforming Society of China——From a Sociology Point of View
ZHANG Yun-hao
2005, 21(3): 61-65.
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Relevent Documents, Concerning the studies of the rural grassroots power cells in the tranforming society of China, are mainly based on the three space structures of “top-down and exterior-interior” “plane evolvement” and “down to top and interior-exterior,” and the three theories of “construction o...
Eological Movement and Green Welfare: Eco-health Science and New Public Health Framework
LIU Ji-tong
2005, 21(3): 66-70.
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The relationships between human and nature, and society and nature are a classical theoretical topic as well as and urgent policy-making problem. This paper makes a systematic introduction of the Green Welfare which is the theoretical basis of ecological movement and explores the framewoek of new pu...
A Deep Thought over the Migrant Labourers' Social Security
LIU Jian-feng
2005, 21(3): 71-74.
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Migrant labourers have made a great contribution to the economic development of the society. However, because of the dual system of city and town and census register system, the migrant labourers’ rights cannot be protected, which not only hinders the social development, but also brings hidden troub...
Social Welfare under the View of Euthanasia
FENG Min-liang
2005, 21(3): 75-78.
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The paper, begining with the definitions of euthanasia and social welfare, points out that it is the shortage of social welfare resource that causes the tendency to euthanasia expansion. On the basis of reviewing the history of euthanasia and social welfare, the present author explores the relations...
Evaluation of the Chinese Literature Consciousness Theory in 20th Century
ZHANG Chao-fu
2005, 21(3): 79-83.
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Hongdumen Academy and the policies of Caos changed the culture pattern at that time in two ways: First, the culture structure in which Jing was prior to literature had been changed, and literature was regarded as high as Jing. Second, the Literati Group had been recombined, and the literatis could e...
The Colloquial Stories and the Culture of the South of the River
SUN Xu
2005, 21(3): 84-88.
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The Culture of the south of the River have deep roots in the colloquial stories. It influences the colloquial stories both on the content and the art. It also has a negative effect on the colloquial stories.
One Portion Triggered, the Whole will More——Dingshi: the key in Understanding the Theoretical System of “Wenxin Diaolong”
GUO Peng
2005, 21(3): 89-94.
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How are the components of “Wenxin Diaolong”'s literature theory organized into the entire theory and how are they connected together, just as “30 spokes in the same hub”? These are very importent questions which need thorough analysis and research. The paper holds that Liu Xie's Dingshi theory has a...
Research on Editions of Yu Xin's Writings
ZHANG Li-ming
2005, 21(3): 95-98.
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Yu Xin's writings were published when Yu Xin was alive. Many different editions of Yu Xin's writings were recorded in bibliography of past ages, but they all have been lost. The existing editions of Yu Xin's writings were compiled by scholars of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This paper aims at findin...
Tan Sitong's Historical Ideology Ideas
WU Jun
2005, 21(3): 99-103.
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As a sagacious thinker in the period of Wuxu Movement(1898),Tan Sitong tried hard to mingle the academic ideas of all times both home and abroad to construct his ideological system,one of which being historiographical ideas. Tan’ s historiographical ideas that consist mainly of historical evolutiona...
Exploration on CPC's Policy of Women's Participation in Politics
SUN Ping
2005, 21(3): 104-107.
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Since its estalishment, the Communist Party of China (CPC) has always paid great attention to women's work,especially the training and claoosing of women cadres. The country has made such principles and policies as a series of laws and regulations, etc. This article makes some discussion on women po...
Study on Measurement of Effective Utilization of Talent Resources
YANG Xiao-ming, XIA Jian-gang
2005, 21(3): 108-111,120.
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From macro level, quantitative assess for effective utilization of talent resources is studied in this paper. The main content of this paper is as follows: 1) defining the term “effective utilization of talent resources”, and exploring its forms of expression; 2) studing the theoretical basis and an...
Reasons for the Shortage of National Creativity
HU Ling-min
2005, 21(3): 112-115.
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To seek out the reasons for people's lack of creativity, and to think about the influence of national culture and traditional education to the forming and development of creativity are necessary for national rejuvenation. This paper holds that: the decline of Chinese people's creativity has nothing ...
Western Learning and Modernization of Higher Education Object in Modern China
GUO De-xia
2005, 21(3): 116-120.
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The cultivation object of the higher education in modern China has a close relationship with Western learing. With the spread of Western learning, the cultivatation object of higher education in modern China has changed from the single aim of cultivating feudalist talents to the comprehensive aim of...