高等师范院校学生体育态度变 化的实证研究

以Bonnie L．Parkhouse的职业体育劳资关系为基本模型，以我国的中超联赛为例，对我国职业体育中的劳资关系结构和要素进行分析。指出在我国职业体育中劳资关系存在的问题，并提出了相应的应对策略，即清晰界定劳资双方和第三方；建立与国际接轨的球员工会；规范和完善体育经纪人制度。     

卡特撤军计划对美日韩关系的影响

卡特的撤军计划是美国在全球进行战略收缩态势的延续。卡特的撤军计划使美韩关系陷入低谷，也在某种程度上切断了日本的生命线，日韩携手反对美国的撤军计划，并炮制了“新韩国条款”。     

论工商行政管理公共关系

公共关系是一门塑造组织形象的艺术。工商行政管理部门开展公共关系是塑造工商形象的有效途径，对工商行政管理组织发挥职能、完成任务、实现工作目标具有重要意义。     

A narrative account of a teacher community

This narrative account draws on dialogic approaches to education to critically reflect on teachers’ expressed pedagogic thinking in community. The context for the study is a teacher community in Central Finland comprising teachers from pre-primary to upper secondary contexts. The shared interest of the community is in the foreign-language mediation of education. The data were collected over a period of one and a half years and primarily consisted of teacher-produced notes from community sessions. These data were thematically analysed using a theory-driven approach. The key findings underline the value of pedagogic relationships between teacher-colleagues to support enriched critical understanding of pedagogy. This research suggests the importance of mutual pedagogic relationships to support teacher development.     

《劳动合同法》视域下教师聘任制的劳动关系审视

教师聘任制的实施由于编制短缺、法律细则滞后以及法律意识匮乏等原因导致学校与教师之间权利与义务的失衡。《劳动合同法》的正式施行,为实行真正意义上的教师聘任制提供了重要的法律依据。依照《劳动合同法》,实施教师聘任制要以合法、公平、自愿、诚信为原则,在保障学校与教师双方权利和义务的基础上,以用工为事实,以合同为标志构建二者之间的劳动关系,并需直面教师聘任制将触及的新问题。     

当代中国社会关系称谓

章介绍了当代中国社会关系称谓及其发展变化的轨迹和原因，按照社会关系称谓的语义语用范畴进行了分类论述，把它们分为：一、泛称社会关系称谓；二、借称社会关系称谓；三、职务职业社会关系称渭；四、俗称社会关系称谓。章认为社会关系称谓的变化能迅速反映社会政治经济化的发展情况和社会集团心理状态的变化，是对外汉语词汇教学中重要的一环。     

论索绪尔语言符号的二重性

关于语言符号的理论是索绪尔语言学理论的重要贡献之一。该理论涉及语言符号的双重性质:语言符号既是任意的、非理性的又是理据的、可论证的;既是稳定不变的又是动态变化的。语言系统的构建是语言符号之间组合关系和联想关系相互作用的结果。     

“To Disdain the Truth and Look at Others with Contempt:” Byzantines and Muslims on Latin Pride and Arrogance,ca. 1100–1300

This essay examines the fundamentals of the Byzantine and Muslim political discourses during the period of the Crusades by analyzing a common political trope, the concept of Western pride and arrogance. The principal argument is that the seemingly stable categories of Eastern political propaganda obscure a massive discursive shift. At the beginning of their encounter with the Latin Christians both Byzantines’ and Levantine Muslims’ discourses on power and their place on the international stage were hegemonical, exclusive and self-referential. Towards the end of the Crusading period and under the steady pressures of Western practices, both societies’ political discourses came to accept as legitimate principles of international politics—such as power as a claim rather than a right, relations based on contract, territoriality and legitimacy of secular rule—that have long been the staple of Western conceptualization of politics, but were initially seen as utterly alien by Byzantines and Levantine Muslims.     

Interethnic relations at work: Examining ethnic minority and majority members’ experiences in The Netherlands

Using qualitative methods, this study explored ethnic minority and majority members’ perceptions of the interethnic relations in their work unit. A total of 219 ethnic minority and majority employees and managers were interviewed, divided over 15 Dutch organizations. It was found that interethnic relations were less harmonious when ethnic differences were perceived to affect people's sense of achievement (e.g., work goals), their sense of belonging (e.g., unity of the group), and their sense of equality (e.g., procedural justice). Such problems were reported more often when ethnic differences were associated with other types of diversity, such as information diversity and value diversity. Less harmonious interethnic relations were reported by ethnic majority group members and in low-skill settings where actual ethnic differences were large. The findings suggest that ethnic differences per se do not necessarily affect interethnic relations in a work setting, but do so only when they are meaningful to individuals or within a particular context.     

Resource utilisation and power relations of community sport clubs in the aftermath of natural disasters

Community sport clubs (CSCs) provide a number of benefits to local communities, while confronting challenges with finances and staffing. In Queensland, Australia, these challenges have been compounded by recent natural disasters including widespread flooding that have significantly impacted operations of CSCs. The current research explores the provision of resources to CSCs in the aftermath of flooding events in 2010 and 2011, as well as the influence on power relations between CSCs and resource providers. To address this research purpose, qualitative data were collected across nine site visits (focus groups, interviews) to affected CSCs. The data revealed three resource providers: volunteers and members, partner organisations and government. In addition, the results indicate that relations between CSCs and members and volunteers, partner organisations and government were impacted in different ways. Examples of resource providers wielding power over CSCs due to the provision of resources emerged, along with some evidence of mutual power and dependence and CSCs exerting power over resource providers. The results provide implications for CSC managers to be more proactive in relation to resourcing through developing strategies for network building and improved communication within networks.