图书资料资源开发利用的新策略

从文化资源的角度研究了图书资料价值问题,以价值发现和价值创造的思路讨论了图书资料的开发利用及其现状,以期实现图书资料带给社会的巨大财富效应。从版本、类别、作者、时空、收藏方式以及再版售买、租借、汇编成书、载入传媒、融入教研课题和社会服务、基本保障等方面,指出了价值发现和价值创造的方法和途径,为图书资料资源的开发利用提供一种新思路、新方法和新的价值观。价值发现和价值再创造是图书资料最有创新价值的开发利用。     

THE GLOBALIZATION OF THE PROFESSIONS AND HIGHER EDUCATION: TRADE AGREEMENTS,NEW TECHNOLOGIES,AND THE QUALITY IMPERATIVE

The global marketplace and new technology are contributing to the rapid globalization of higher education. No longer is higher education provided solely within national borders. Transnational educational programmes, provided both by the higher education and the corporate sectors, can be found in multiple forms, provided both electronically and in traditional ways. Issues of quality, purpose, recognition, and responsibility abound in this new borderless educational arena, posing new challenges to the regulatory communities of accreditation, certification, and licensure, the three pillars of heretofore national quality and competency assurance among the professions of the world. It is the globalization of the professions and the need to provide common professional preparation which is the fastest moving justification for regional and global standards setting and accreditation. Institutions of higher education and their quality assurance processes that have already considered the need to incorporate regional or global standards of quality to improve internal competency and external competition will be in a better position to propel the purposes of the various trade agreements than those that have remained nationalistic and myopic in scope.     

THE CHRISTIAN AND THE UNIVERSITY

“Life begins with fear of the unknown and, if it has been thoughtfully lived, ends with acknowledgment and self‐restraint.” K. Lange

“Why is it that God does not allow an organization to remain pure for more than one generation?” William Booth     

THE UNIVERSITY AND EUROPE

Asked to comment on Mr. Felix Peregudov's proposal for the creation of a University of the Peoples of Europe, the author concludes that the Council‐of‐Europe‐sponsored University of Europe that was founded in 1985 has a very similar scope and set of objectives. The latter, however, is an extended university, a network of existing institutions, not a compact institution like that which Mr. Peregudov is proposing. The author considers that a compact institution could not perform the tasks proposed for it in Mr. Peregudov's proposal.     

CULTURE AND THE UNIVERSITY

In this article, the author who is the present Director‐General of Unesco, gives both an overview of the development of links between culture and higher education in Europe and suggestions for the continued expansion of these links. Universities are called upon to assume major roles in the Plan of Action of the World Decade for Cultural Development (1988‐1997) and in other Unesco activities, in Europe as well as world‐wide. For the university has a role to play not only in preserving that which is best in European culture but in furthering cultural innovation and cultural dialogue in Europe itself and between Europe and other regions of the world. The university is equally well‐suited to bridge the gap between the technical and the humanistic cultures, humanizing the one while making the other more rigorous, as well as the gap between popular and academic culture. In fulfilling its role, world‐wide, as preserver, transmitter, synthesizer, and innovator in the realm of culture, the universities will contribute greatly to the accomplishment of the universal mission of Unesco.     

THE ROLE OF THE ACADEMIES IN EASTERN EUROPEAN CO‐OPERATION IN SCIENCE AND IN NEW TECHNOLOGIES

In order for developing countries, particularly the former socialist countries undergoing transition, to make progress in science, they must co‐operate among themselves. One way to stimulate such co‐operation is to create a network of eastern European Academies. Such a network would share information, facilities, and equipment; sponsor and direct work on joint projects of value to the sub‐region as a whole; and serve as a bulwark against brain drain. Such a network should be of interest to UNESCO and to other intergovernmental organizations.     

浅谈新世纪高校爱国主义教育

新世纪高校爱国主义教育的特征，内涵要求是热爱祖国与热爱社会主义的统一。追求富裕，文明与发扬艰苦奋斗精神的统一，爱国与爱民，富民的统一。解决好学习西方先进技术经验与防腐蜕变的矛盾，并加强提高民族素质。正确对待祖国传统教育，爱国思想和行动统一的教育。     

成都信息工程学院

成都信息工程学院是我国西南地区普通高校中唯一一所独立设置的信息工程学院，主要培养电子信息及其相关专业的高级专门人才。学院始建于1951年，具有硕士、学士学位授予权。近年来，学院抓住四川省和成都市将信息产业作为“一号工程”的机遇，实现了规模、结构、质量、效益的同步发展：被四川省人民政府确定为“电子信息人才培养基地”；     

PROLEGOMENA TO A NEW ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITY: WHAT IT MEANS TO KNOW AND THE UNIVERSITY

In this essay, Peter Trifonas tries to show that there is no overcoming of the techno-philosophical grounding of intellectual freedom and academic responsibility or research action within the speculum of an all-seeing, all-knowing university. Instead, he argues that through Derrida's notion of an open "community of the question," deconstruction has the promise to infuse the university and its teaching body with the play of difference in interpretation and invention that will produce new forms of knowledge and an altered academic responsibility. This new academic responsibility born of a deconstruction of the university and its closed system of disciplinary logic is worked out as a performative intelligibility or an inkling of purpose "yet-to-come" ( avenir ). The call for an open community of research around questions and not disciplines displays the ethical undercurrent of a new kind of academic responsibility—a responsibility negotiated both within the extant community and between that community and those to whom the highly problematic "we" of "higher" education are more or less ultimately accountable: the State and the political constituency of public society.