丽水市莲都区居住区水景调查及未来发展趋势分析

通过对丽水莲都区居住区水景设计的现状调查,分析当前水景设计的位置及规划建设中存在的问题和误区,试图探索丽水居住区水景在未来发展中的设计趋势。     

某型空地导弹机动性分析

针对某型空地导弹机动性分析时气动参数的非线性特性,提出采用逐步逼近最终达到力矩平衡求解最大平衡攻角及可用法向过载的方法,解决了具有非线性气动特性导弹的可用法向过载计算问题,通过弹道仿真,对需用法向过载和可用法向过载进行了计算和对比．计算结果表明该导弹具有足够的机动能力,为总体设计和控制系统设计提供了依据．     

博洛尼亚进程促进大学生流动的政策发展及经费支持措施

博洛尼亚进程被视为一系列欧洲会议以及一些旨在2010年前建立欧洲高教区的政策决定的产物和延续。在促进高校学生流动上,博洛尼亚进程是以教育质量为根本,结合学位制度、质量保障体系、学分转换系统、信贷系统等辅助措施,力图打破阻碍教育因素流动的障碍。从发展进程上看,其是以欧洲政治、经济一体化的深入为前提,追求欧洲高等教育在全球范围内的重新崛起。从挪威、瑞士、奥地利等代表性国家为促进高校学生流动采取的经费支持措施看,虽然有相关贷款制度、奖学金制度、经费补助政策的支持,但在国际金融危机的阴影下,各国财政支持的力度并不能很好地支撑博洛尼亚进程相关目标的实现。     

浅谈新建住宅小区的社区文化建设

随着我国城市化进程的加快,城市人口不断膨胀,一大批新建住宅小区如雨后春笋般涌现出来,人际关系淡薄这一＂现代都市症＂在新建住宅小区中尤为严重,阻碍了人与人之间的沟通,导致集体观念淡漠,缺乏人文关怀,而社区文化建设是解决城市病的良方。本文主要从物业管理的角度分析了新建住宅小区社区文化建设的必要性和意义,提出了建设途径以及活动的组织方法和创意,希望能为建设社会主义和谐社会起到一定的促进作用,     

组织生态学视角的职业动态学研究

兴起于二十世纪七十年代后期的组织生态学不仅适用组织理论,还能用于解释组织雇员在组织内部与组织之间的流动问题。本文结合社会变迁和组织生态学,总结了职业流动的生态学理论。发生在组织种群中的重要事件（组织的设立、解散、合并）都会引起组织种群中组织雇佣规模、职位和雇员任期的实质性变化,从而直接影响新组织和失败组织中的雇员流动,同时也间接影响其他组织中雇员的职业动态。     

大都市居住空间分异及其应对策略

在全球化的背景下,中国大都市的社会空间正经历着复杂而深刻的变化,居住空间分异现象已经在多种地域尺度上存在.中国居住空间分异的原因与国外不同,收入差距带来的社会分层以及政府"经营城市"的理念是加速分异的主要原因,其直接后果是在社会空间上造成不同阶层的隔离和集聚,并在公共产品的供给上影响弱势群体.混合居住是改变城市居住空间分异的应对策略,但在自由和商品化的城市住宅市场中,不同阶层人群的分区居住是必然的现象,因而混合居住模式能否成功运作,有赖于一定的社会经济和政策基础,尤其是政府的主动介入和积极引导.     

Racial contacts across the Pacific and the creation of minzoku in the Japanese empire

Focusing on the work of the Japanese sociologist Koyama Eizō, this paper critically explores the development of Japanese race studies from the late 1920s to the 1940s. During this period, Japanese intellectual discourses on race developed in the context of the need to manage heterogeneous populations within the Japanese empire and contain the growing mobility of populations in and outside of the territory. Reflecting Koyama’s keen interest in racial/ethnic contacts and interdisciplinary perspectives, his intellectual work symptomatically exemplifies not only the convergence of knowledge production and the dominant imperial regime but also the transpacific implications of Japanese race studies. On the one hand, my study examines Koyama’s preoccupation with racial/ethnic contacts in relation to imperial security and also traces how his study intersected with the discourse of American social scientists who were also interested in Japanese migrations. On the other hand, the study examines how the development of the idea of minzoku in Koyama’s discourse coincided with contemporaneous attempts to mobilize diverse populations in the empire. Thus, my research reveals a complex dynamic of integration and differentiation in discourse on Japanese race studies in the interwar era.     

Addressing Intercultural Experience and Academic Mobility in Higher Education

The present study initially discussed the various aspects of interculturality in higher education and the value of intercultural experience for developing intercultural competence. Then, it investigated the relationship between intercultural experience and students’ progress in their studies from prep year to senior years. The findings indicate that students do not gain intercultural experiences as a natural outcome of progress in higher education. Afterward, the relationship between intercultural experience and motivation for academic mobility was researched. According to the results, having foreign friends and attending intercultural events could be taken as predictors of lenience towards student exchange programs. Finally, the motivating and deterring factors of academic mobility for the participants were determined, and suggestions for future research were made. Participants were 207 students from different study years at a university in Turkey. A mixed questionnaire was employed to obtain data related to students’ intercultural experiences and their perceptions concerning the benefits and barriers of academic mobility.     

‘He is the Vagabond that Hath No Habitation in the Lord’: The Representation of Quakerism as Vagrancy in Interregnum England,c. 1650–1660

This article examines the printed representation, and prosecutorial characterisation, of the movements, actions and motivations of early Quakers as vagrant. It argues that the prevalence and power of representing (and subsequently treating) early Quakers as vagrants is an understudied aspect of the social and cultural history of the Society of Friends, particularly in Interregnum England. As evidence, it interrogates a furious pamphlet debate between mid-century religious writers and preachers, who devoted much time and ink to painting Quakers as mendacious vagabonds, and Quaker ‘First Publishers’, who responded at length and in a striking way to these accusations. The article concludes that these images of Quakerism as a form of ‘spiritual vagrancy’ created historically significant echoes in English and Atlantic culture.