邂逅又寂寞又美好

常常梦见在寂静的街道上疾走,视野里只是灰白,没有色彩,心中莫名的慌张,似乎在找寻什么。很多时候,寂寞总是让人伤心的,但是在某些时刻,无意之中又会在最深的绝望里遇见最美好。生活中不是缺少美,而是缺少发现美的眼睛。似乎已经是陈词滥调,但是当遇见,又是最实在的存在。喜欢在贵州的山乡里晃荡,一些去过多次的地方,毫无缘由的一去再去,每一次身处都市人眼中的"穷乡僻壤",却能够遇见那些简单的惊喜。就如这个夏天又一次身处丹寨,却邂逅了韭菜沟、马家大院、高要梯田,这些又寂寞又美好给予的惊艳,让人那么意外又那么真切。     

民族团结进步促使大通 经济社会又好又快发展

大通回族土族自治县是由25个民族共同组成的民族自治县。事实证明,没有各民族的共同团结进步,就没有大通的繁荣发展,加强民族团结进步,保持社会稳定,促进民族地区经济社会又好又快发展是符合大通各族人民的根本利益的。     

民国时期广西县财政改革及收支——以三江县为个案的探讨

财政是一种国家或政府的经济行为,县级财政是中国财政层级中的基本组成部分,是县级政府实现其职能的重要工具,其收支活动随着财政体制和县政府职能的转变而变化。三江县的个案表明,20世纪30、40年代,广西县地方财政收支趋向规范化的同时,又有重大的缺陷。广西县财政无法从根本上维持和支撑"善治"的县政目标。     

又见白鹭飞

<正>有一片湿地盼你归,铺一树温馨给你睡,邀一缕清风来相随,守一份相思格外美。又见白鹭飞,又见白鹭飞,缠缠绵绵去又回,翩跹的舞姿多么美,一声声啁啾呼唤谁……白鹭飞处有人家。这是一个憧憬诗和远方的栖居之地。享有"中国白鹭之乡"美誉的广西防城港,保存着完好的滨海湿地,每年数十万只白鹭在这里繁衍生息,林间水岸,田野滩涂,到处都能听到白鹭的啁啾。"白沙远浦。青泥别渚。剩有虾跳鳅舞。     

推进我国海洋经济又好又快发展的对策思考

21世纪将是大规模开发利用海洋资源、扩大海洋产业、发展海洋经济的新时期。在这样一个重要的历史时期,需要清醒的认识形势,抓住机遇,明确任务,推进我国海洋经济又好又快发展。     

解放思想开拓创新促进青海省农牧业又好又快发展

当前,青海已经站在了加速起飞的新的历史起点上,处在向科学发展迈进的关键阶段。必须继续解放思想．以更新的思维和理念深化省情认识,以更超前的眼光和胆识把握时代发展特征,以更加昂扬振奋的精神面貌和求真务实的工作作风,抢抓机遇,迎接挑战,奋勇拼搏。在促进青海农牧业又好又快发展的基础上,突出地方特色优势,转变经济发展方式,探索具有青海特色的农业现代化发展路子,闯出一条欠发达地区实践科学发展观的成功之路.     

怎样把志书修得又好又快——读志感言之一

怎样既保证志书质量,又加快编纂速度,这是首轮修志中力求解决而未能很好解决的一个问题,也是第二轮修志工作者所面临的一个实际问题。近读《山东省益都卫生学校志》（以下简称《益都卫校志》）收获颇多,特别是在如何把握志书编纂的质量与速度的关系、把志书编纂得又好又快,如何把握修志的主体意识、提高志书的实用价值等带有普遍性的问题方面,有独到之处,对于各级志书的编写具有普遍的借鉴意义。     

把握新方位 立足新起点 推动地方志事业又好又快发展

党的十七大号召：“兴起社会主义文化建设新高潮,推动社会主义文化大发展大繁荣”。地方志属于先进文化范畴,我们要在深入学习贯彻党的十七大精神的实践中．始终坚持社会主义先进文化的前进方向,认清新形势,明确新任务,把握新方位,立足新起点,努力推动全市地方志事业又好又快地向前发展。     

试论"五化"背景下民族地区又好又快发展的几个问题

本文主要论述了五化背景下民族地区又好又快发展的几个问题。本文认为,随着五化向广度和深度发展,给民族地区又好又快发展带来了基础设施建设、经济发展方式转变、促进城镇化进程、市场经济体制不断完善、扩大国际合作机遇。但是,由于社会运转节奏加快,在五化背景下,民族地区发展也面临着诸多新的挑战。例如:差距拉大、少数民族流动人口服务管理问题增多、抵御境外敌对势力实施渗透的任务加重等等。因而,要促进民族地区经济社会又好又快发展,国家对民族地区必须要加大政策扶持力度,大力发展民族地区文化、教育及各项社会事业。同时,加强民族问题研究,妥善解决处理新矛盾、新摩擦,实现民族地区又好又快发展。     

坚持以科学发展观为统领 推动地方志事业又好又快发展

科学发展观是中国特色社会主义理论体系的重要组成部分,是我国经济社会发展的重要指导方针,也是地方志事业发展的指导思想。科学发展观的核心是以人为本,地方志事业的发展更是要以人为本,要全面协调可持续发展。地方志工作者要以科学发展观为统领,增强做好地方志工作的责任感和使命感,要解放思想、更新观念、改革创新、转变作风、提升效能,推动地方志事业又好又快发展。     

金融危机与日本业内规制演进分析

日本金融市场上历次出现的金融危机,暴露了日本金融规制体系存在的问题,也影响了金融业规制政策的重点和发展方向。1927年昭和银行危机后实施的对策为“护送舰队”式规制提供了前提。日本的泡沫经济、1997年的亚洲金融危机对规制产生了影响,2007年由美国爆发的金融危机及其引发的全球金融海啸,影响了日本金融业规制的发展。日本金融业规制在金融危机的影响下,从限制竞争的“事前规制”演进到注重健全经营的“事后规制”,目前正向“事前规制”与“事后规制”相结合的以防范系统性风险为目的的保护性规制体系演进。     

Governing Homo Subprimicus: Beyond Financial Citizenship,Exclusion, and Rights

The paper presents an alternative to scholarship on the distributional politics of finance that emphasizes citizenship‐based claims to new financial rights. To compensate for the dominance of exclusion‐based etiologies of financial marginality in financial geography, I reframe financial exclusion as a problem of financial government—that is, as a problem of conducting the conduct of risky populations without threatening the security and autonomy of financial markets. Drawing on Foucault's distinction between technologies of discipline and security, I describe how barriers to the extension of financial government create tiered processes of financial subject formation. The inchoate “subprime’ financial subject produced is the correlate of a specialized financial governmentality—a homo subprimicus eminently governable by financial means. I close by calling for greater attention to questions regarding the relationship between technologies for valorizing bare life, new systems of financially mediated value extraction, and emerging capitalist class processes.     

Financial order and world politics: crisis, change and continuity

Many insist that the world economy today is in the grip of the most severe financial crisis since 1931. Although the origins of this crisis are in dispute, the extent and scale of the changes prompted by it are becoming clear. Among these changes are a recalibration of the relationship between public and private authority, a reconfiguration of the regulatory responsibilities and capacities of the state with respect to the financial system, and a rebalancing of relations of power among states. While the financial crisis has generated points of stress along all of these axes of change, we should be wary of expecting an entirely new global financial order to emerge from the carnage. The complex links between financial order and world politics suggest that this financial crisis will result in an evolutionary rather than a revolutionary transformation in the world's financial order.     

日本的不良债权及其政策措施

自泡沫经济崩溃后产生不良债权以来,日本金融机构的不良债权就一直是持续增加的趋势,这在90年代后期尤为明显,巨额的不良债权对金融机构和日本经济都产生了极为严重的影响,为此,日本政府通过制订有关金融法规推进金融改革,实和金融稳定和政策和金融缓和政策,加强金融监督和金融检查等有关措施,千方百计地解决不良债权问题,日本政府解决不良债权的政策措施并未能阻止不良债权的继续增加,其处理不良债权的计划一再的落空,今后也不会一帆风顺,尽管如此,有关政策措施确实是起到了一定的作用,有值得学习和借鉴之处。     

Public debt and financial crises in the twentieth century

The costs of wars have been the main driver of public debt in the Western World during the modern era. The late twentieth century stands out as a period that saw a pronounced increase of government debt to GDP ratios in peacetime. This paper assesses the role that financial crises have played in shaping the public debt trajectory in the twentieth century. Focusing on the experiences of 14 industrial economies, I show that financial crises have long and lasting effects on public finances. I provide evidence that the costs of financial crises have increased strongly in the second half of the twentieth century and that the costs of financial crises grow with the size of the financial sector. In many countries, the rising costs incurred from stabilizing the economy after financial crises were an important cause of the peacetime surge of public debt ratios in the late twentieth century. In today's highly financialized economies, financial crises have become a key risk for public finances.     

External Financial Liberalization and Macroeconomic Performance in Emerging Countries: An Empirical Evaluation of the Brazilian Case

This article evaluates the effects of external financial liberalization on Brazilian macroeconomic performance from 1995 to 2016. Its main contributions are to assess the influence of the global financial cycle on the level of external financial liberalization and to analyse the short- and long-run macroeconomic effects of such liberalization on the performance of a peripheral economy in the global currency hierarchy. Methodologically, the article employs the Markov-Switching Vector Autoregressive and Vector Error Correction models. The results show that the global financial cycle directly affects cross-border financial flows and frames the impact of external financial liberalization on the macroeconomic performance. The article concludes that external financial liberalization has negative macroeconomic effects in the short run and generates a trade-off between stability and growth in the long run.     

Public financial support and firm-specific characteristics: evidence from Portugal

This paper analyses the underlying factors explaining a firm’s use of public financial support and possible misalignments between policy goals and the characteristics of firms holding a public grant. Using firm-level data for a sample of Portuguese manufacturing firms over the 2006–2013 period, we investigate how public financial support at the firm level is related to observable firm’s characteristics. Our findings suggest that firms lacking resources, capabilities and international involvement seem to be those with great barriers to use public financial support. Therefore, it cast doubts on the efficiency of public financial support programmes aiming to mitigate market failures, by assisting constrained firms. In turn, public financial support seems to boost market selection mechanisms by favouring ‘good’ firms and pushing less-endowed firms outside the market.     

London in the European financial services industry: locational advantage and product complementarities

If its prospects were doubted in the early 1990s, London isnow the pre-eminent international financial centre. It dominatesits European rivals and is joined with New York and Tokyo ina non-stop reciprocal global embrace. Whereas some analystsapproach this topic concentrating on the nature and qualityof market relationships in London, others emphasise the rolethat government regulation has played in promoting the growthof the City of London with respect to its European rivals. Here,I elaborate the logic whereby financial products and servicesare produced at a particular point in space even if financialtrading is an increasingly ubiquitous virtual activity. I emphasisethe competitive dynamics of the financial services industry,the complementary qualities of financial products, and the placeof London in corporate global transactions systems. I mean toshow that the production of financial products has been broughtto ground (so to speak) in London for a variety of (perhapsnon-replicable) reasons. In this regard, my argument is clearlyat odds with those analysts of information and communicationtechnology who proclaim the end of geography. However, my argumentsits uncomfortably with those who insist upon the persistenceand co-existence of different national financial systems. Implicationsare drawn for the role of London in the evolving integratedEuropean market for financial services, and for the future ofcontinental European financial centres.     

Economic Imperialism and Financial Citizenship: Reconsidering British Subjectivity in Martin Chuzzlewit and Lawrie Todd

During the tumultuous time of financial and colonial expansion between 1825 and 1855, both Charles Dickens and John Galt published picaresque novels depicting transatlantic travel and land speculation. If emigration is the act of permanently leaving one's homeland and living in another, then neither novels' eponymous protagonist Martin Chuzzlewit nor Lawrie Todd is an emigrant. By reading Martin Chuzzlewit (1843–44) and John Galt's Lawrie Todd (1830) alongside nineteenth-century developments of the geo-political and financial spheres, this article shows how these works form a counter-narrative to traditional novels of emigration. Both protagonists leave Britain with the explicit intent to seek their fortune in America through engagement with land speculation companies. Though the characters' experiences of transatlantic financial speculation is dichotomous (with Todd becoming rich and Chuzzlewit losing all he has), both characters ultimately return to Britain. In these counter-narratives, we argue that America is deployed as Britain's financial periphery, rather than an alternative imperial centre, working to entrench British nationalism through transatlantic financial speculation. It is through the act of returning from America that Dickens and Galt counter typified emigration narratives that represent the choice to emigrate to America as synonymous with abandoning the Empire for the ‘Great Republic’. Instead, Dickens and Galt show how America can be exploited as a financial extension of Empire where Britons can maintain national loyalty while simultaneously responding to an unstable global financial market that was increasingly dependent upon speculation and foreign investment practices.