社会学视角下高尔夫运动的价值分析

本文以我国高尔夫运动的发展趋势作为切入点,结合社会学和体育社会学的相关理论,归纳总结了高尔夫运动对促进人的全面发展、拉动经济增长,规范社会行为等方面的社会功能,并且解析了高尔夫作为一种文化形态传播的运动所具有的社会学价值。希望使更多人了解高尔夫文化、接触高尔夫运动、推进高尔夫事业的发展。     

关于民主社会主义的由来和发展

半个多世纪以来,民主社会主义由理论到实践,由一国实践到多国实践,已经形成一股历史潮流,取得了一定的成就。然而,它们所建设的福利社会仍然是资本主义而并非社会主义。因此,我们不能把它们作为样板,走它们的改良主义道路。     

社会差异视域下辽宁省社区体育的实证研究

以辽宁省14市部分社区居民为研究对象,运用调查问卷、数理统计等研究方法,从社会差异的三个纬度——地区差异、阶层差异和性别差异对社区体育进行了实证研究并提出了建议.结论:地区经济差异影响社区居民体育活动的参与程度,居民对运动项目的选择显示出地域特色;经济收入不影响居民体育活动参与度,但居民在体育活动项目和场地的选择上,各经济阶层具有差异;文化层次高的居民体育活动参与度相对高,但不同学历的居民在体育活动项目、场所和参与动机差异不显著;从参加体育活动参与度看,男性略高于女性,在选择活动的项目上有差异.     

高职院校大学生社会实践协同创新体系建构问题与对策

该文旨在论证,在国家日益重视高校立德树人教育工作大背景下,实现全员开展大学生社会实践活动是高校教育改革发展的内在诉求。要做到全员、全方位、全过程开展社会实践,需要守正创新,运用协同创新思维方法,达成在建构社会实践体系在学校统筹、三方联动、多管齐下等价值共识。同时,探索建构实现三方联动的"1+3+N"模式的协同创新体系,在新时代高校立德树人思政教育工作中具有重要实践意义。     

长江大学社体专业大学生就业竞争力的现状分析

体育产业快速发展,就业岗位衍生新需求,知识型、技能型、创新型人才已经成为企业发展中的一支生力军。高校社会体育指导与管理专业的大学生在就业中核心竞争力不突出,社会对专业认可度依然不高,社体专业大学生的就业竞争力现状问题依然是体育学科领域关注的热点话题。本文从实践的角度,结合就业指导中遇到的问题,分析社体专业大学生就业竞争力的内涵、特征、存在的新问题等。     

关于社会复杂性若干问题研究的思考

针对国内研究 ,本文探讨了三个问题 :我们立足什么“复杂性”概念研究社会科学领域问题 ;复杂性研究应该建基于前沿研究基础之上 ;关注各个领域的实验和编码性研究 ,以复杂性观点进行统合 ,是社会科学复杂性研究目前可选的方法之一。     

Community sport and social inclusion: international perspectives

Abstract

This opening article examines the relationship between community sport and social inclusion in research and practice. We discuss the notion of community sport, its multifarious meanings and diverse applications in different parts of the world. We further explore the conceptual and practical links between community sport and different conceptions of social inclusion. In doing so, the article draws together key themes, issues and debates addressed in the collection of articles in this special issue. We conclude by formulating implications and directions for future research and practice.     

Prejudices Unshelved: Variation in Attitudes toward Controversial Public Library Materials in the General Social Survey, 1972–2014

Using the General Social Survey from 1972–2014, we examine variation in attitudes toward retaining controversial materials in libraries. Previously controversial topics have become much more widely accepted. We find that other controversies remain, showing how global conflicts become intertwined in local cultural controversies, and how the perceived threat from particular groups informs public concern with disseminating information from those groups. We find that more frequent library users are somewhat less likely to want to remove controversial books from the shelves, although some of these relationships are explained by variation in the respondent’s age, race, and other characteristics.     

Tweeting Facts,Facebooking Lives: The Influence of Language Use and Modality on Online Source Credibility

The present study examines how language use (e.g., personalized vs. depersonalized language) and modality (e.g., tweets vs. Facebook status updates) influence source credibility interdependently. A total of 257 participants read personalized or depersonalized health messages embedded in mock-up tweets or Facebook status updates. The results show that users perceive depersonalized tweets as more credible than depersonalized status updates posted on Facebook. On the other hand, personalized status updates on Facebook generate higher credibility judgments than personalized tweets. The findings are discussed in light of the MAIN model as well as the preconceived user expectations and communication norms of social media.     

The Development of Social Media and its Impact on the Intercultural Exchange of the Olympic Movement, 2004–2012

Abstract

The development of social media, in the form of Internet and mobile platforms, has rapidly flourished in the early twenty-first century. The changes in broadcasting forms of the first three Olympic Games of the twenty-first century, Athens 2004, Beijing 2008 and London 2012, have corresponded and reflected the speedy expansion of this social media. This phenomenon invites not only attention to the historical transformation of the roles of media for the Olympic Games but also reflection on the concept of culture and intercultural exchange based on this phenomenon. This paper studies the relationships between social media, cultural exchange and the Olympic Games in the context of globalization. It argues that the characteristics of social media as ‘participation; openness; conversation; communities; connectedness’ will meet up with the goal of the Olympic Movement and aid the realization of the Olympic Ideal.