科学发展视角下《论十大关系》解读

《论十大关系》是中国共产党探索社会主义建设道路的历史起点,它蕴含着宝贵的科学发展思想,其基本观点有：既重视经济建设又关注政治建设和文化发展;重视重、轻、农的协调发展,强调经济建设和国防工业的协调发展以及区域经济的协调发展。这些观点对于今天以至将来都有着重要而长远的指导意义。     

科学发展观视野下政府职能转变的方向与途径

科学发展观是一种全新的政治诉求,蕴含着全新的价值取向,呼唤政府职能的进一步转换。科学发展观视野下我国政府职能转变的基本方向是强化公共服务职能以建设公共服务型政府,强化政府的可持续发展推动功能,在政府职能范围上注重收缩与扩展并举。应通过宣传教育在全社会推进政府观念的转型,通过促进公共职能履行主体的多元化来推进公共职能的转移,通过行政体制的完善和行政制度的健全促进政府职能的转变。     

国内旅游：重新认识与发展构想

多年来,国内旅游业服务质量低,设施条件差,潜在市场不能及时转化为现实市场。本文分析了制约国内旅游业发展的因素和国内旅游市场的潜力,提出国内旅游业的发展构想。     

《史记》所记邹衍学说的渊源和流变

关于阴阳家邹衍的思想学说之内涵,学界多据先秦文献并参以<史记·孟子荀卿列传>颇有论列,而于邹衍学说之渊源流变作系统研究者所见不多.本文在前人研究基础上,据<史记>其他各篇所记涉及邹衍的资料,作深入探讨,认为其渊源在于星象历法之学与儒家思想,其流变则表现为方仙道与五德终始说.这一结论,或许可以为邹衍研究作一点拾遗补阙的工作.     

对生态文明建设思想的几点认识

生态文明建设思想,是对我国科学发展、和谐发展理念的升华,是马克思主义理论的新发展。建设生态文明,体现了人类社会发展的文明与进步,是总结世界各国发展经验教训的结果,是全面建设小康社会的重要内容。加快生态文明建设步伐,必须在全社会加强生态文明教育、建设生态文明产业、完善生态监管体系。     

科学发展观是对追赶式发展的继承与超越

科学发展观的提出是对改革开放30年来我国现代化发展模式的继承和超越,这是以其特定的历史背景和现实为基础的必然选择,也是实现发展模式由模仿型到创新型的根本性转变,对建设有中国特色的社会主义模式来说,是一次历史性的革命。     

区域旅游发展格局形成要素及演变机制研究——以中部六省为例

在对区域旅游基本概念梳理的基础上,本文对区域旅游发展格局的要素选择方法和核心要素进行了分析,并以中部六省为例对区域旅游发展格局的形成要素和评价体系进行研究。本文认为,区域经济中的增长极开发模式、点-轴开发模式、核心-边缘开发模式、协作网络开发模式和竞合模式等是可以在区域旅游发展格局演变中借鉴和应用的模式。     

Land-Use Planning in Norwegian Mountain Areas: Local Development or Nature Protection?

This article discusses how land-use planning and management can combine the aim of local development with the protection of mountain areas. The basis for this double approach comprises protected areas and the land-use element of the Municipal Master Plan according to the Nature Diversity Act and the Planning and Building Act (PBA), respectively. Case studies performed in six mountain municipalities show that the planning processes in general are performed by a combination of rationalistic and communicative rationality based on consensus and with little awareness of power structures. Today's two-part system is dominated by the interests backing protection, not only in the protected areas, but also in the buffer-zones. Though the conflicts are rather few, they nevertheless often seem deep-set and rooted in national–local power relations. We argue that a more agonistic and decentralized approach where the protection-area management is transferred to the PBA will, to a larger extent, be able to combine both use and protection and to stimulate local development in mountain municipalities.     

“A handshake across the Himalayas:” Chinese investment,hydropower development,and state formation in Nepal

Abstract

This article examines contemporary patterns of Chinese infrastructure development in Nepal’s Rasuwa District and the ways in which Nepali actors engage with Chinese investments to advance projects of state formation. Particularly in the wake of political volatility and natural disaster, Chinese interventions support the material and imaginative projects of a Nepalese state seeking stability, security, and economic growth. Long perceived as peripheral to the state center, Rasuwa is rapidly becoming central to Sino-Nepal relations, particularly in the context of bilateral investments in hydropower and transportation infrastructure. Drawing on data generated from 30 months of fieldwork in Nepal, we argue that Chinese development in Rasuwa: a) undergirds territorializing practices of the Nepalese state; b) represents a “gift of development” that connects Nepali ambitions of bikas (development) with Chinese anxieties over exile Tibetan populations; and c) reflects a strategic reorientation of geopolitical alliances between Nepal, China, and India. Challenging studies that depict Chinese development as an overwhelming extractive force, we instead show how small states like Nepal in fact use Chinese interventions to advance domestic projects of state formation and national security at home. On the basis of this study, we expand understandings about the place and priority of infrastructure in national state-making agendas, illustrate uneven local experiences with international development interventions, and highlight new configurations of Chinese investment and development abroad – characterized in Nepal as a “handshake across the Himalayas.”