浅谈我国国有企业人力资源管理

我国国有企业人力资源管理存在着开发、考评、选人用人等方面的问题,解决问题的对策在于树立新的人力资源管理观念,建立、实施新的机制,完善相关法规体系,采用新的科学手段,实现依法管理。     

浅析人力资源管理中的认识误区

错误的人力资源管理认识,将会对人力资源的开发与管理产生不良影响。本文分析了人力资源管理中的七大错误观念和做法,并提出了相应的措施。     

论西部地区人才资源的开发

人才资源开发是西部地区获取竞争优势的重要工具。如何加快西部地区人才资源开发,是西部实现追赶型、跨越式发展过程中的重大问题。西部地区要实现经济的高速增长,必须加快人才资源开发、提高人口的基本素质和劳动技能,从而提高人力的直接生产力和劳动生产率,促进经济增长和国民收入提高。     

对发展青海循环经济的思考

推进循环经济,是青海省可持续发展战略的必然选择。循环经济作为一项系统工程,涉及观念、政策、法律、体制、技术等方方面面的问题,既需要全盘统筹,又要求在各个层面上落实。青海发展循环经济,在借鉴国际国内经验的同时,要结合本地区特点及环境污染状况、环境保护活动所处的阶段以及立法基础条件,充分发挥本地区资源优势,科学发展。     

论人力资源外包风险及其规避

人力资源外包已成为当今企业界的潮流。本文介绍了人力资源外包的概念,指出人力资源外包存在的风险有可能使企业产生损失,最后就如何规避人力资源外包风险提出了几点建议。     

青海金融生态环境存在的问题及改进对策

金融生态环境问题日益受到社会的广泛关注。积极推进富裕、文明、和谐新青海建设的进程,必须高度关注金融生态环境．切实解决金融生态环境面临的突出问题,从而以优化的金融生态环境为经济的又好又快发展提供持续支持。     

对促进柴达木循环经济发展的立法思考

发展柴达木循环经济是树立和落实科学发展观的根本要求,是提高经济增长质量和经济效益的重要措施,也是减轻环境污染和生态破坏的有效选择。循环经济立法具有可持续发展、经济效率、环境正义、环境秩序等价值。目前,柴达木循环经济立法刚刚起步,还缺少系统性,内容也不够完整,发展循环经济产业的法律保障体系以及市场激励机制还不够完善。对此,笔者提出了相应的措施和对策。     

青海民间文化资源的发掘与保护

青海幅员辽阔,自古以来就是多民族、多文化交融的地区。在漫长的岁月中,各民族文化相互融合、相互影响、相互依存,共同构筑起青海多民族文化包容共进的辉煌历史,凸现多元文化地域特色的人文内涵和精神魅力。对这些民间文化进行有效的保护和充分的发掘,对促进青海经济社会又好又快地发展具有十分重要的意义。     

Potemkin Revolution: Utopian Jungle Cities of 21st Century Socialism

This paper explores the entanglement of ideology and materiality in the production of the spaces of 21^st century socialism. “Millennium Cities” are currently being constructed for indigenous communities throughout the Ecuadorian Amazon, with revenues derived from petroleum extracted within their territories. As iconic spatial symbols of the “Citizens’ Revolution”, the Millennium Cities would appear to embody “the original accumulation of 21^st century socialism”—a utopian state ideology promising the collective appropriation of natural resources without the dispossession of the peasantry. Drawing on extensive field research, we argue that they are better understood as a simulation of urban modernity that is symptomatic of the predominance of ground rent in South American capitalism, and which conceals the violent repression of an autonomous indigenous project of petroleum‐based modernization. The original accumulation of 21^st century socialism can therefore be interpreted as a “fantasy of origins”, which functions to reproduce the primitive accumulation of capital.     

Managment of Beached Shipwreck Archaeological Sites: Defining Stability

The archaeological remains of ships in the beach zone are part of a complex and dynamic system. Being periodically exposed and reburied, they vary between being both visible and frequently forgotten features of the physical and cultural coastal landscape. These limited and non-renewable resources are highly susceptible to instability within the landscape. Challenges to stability result in these resources being damaged, ignored, or forgotten, leading to a potential loss of pertinent social, economic, and physical information. Although little can be done to prevent certain physical actions, a better understanding of physical and cultural processes allows for their mitigation and better management practices for the beached shipwreck resource. This paper looks at how stability is defined in relation to beached shipwreck sites and how these definitions impact the management of the resource of two case study sites in Maine and North Carolina.