论高校图书馆的网络学术信息资源保存

高校图书馆应该而且能够承担网络学术信息资源保存的重任。目前，高校图书馆通过学科资源导航、学科信息门户、特色馆藏建设等方式选择、获取并保存网络学术信息资源，增加充实馆藏，取得了一定的成效，但也存在一些问题。     

网络隐私的安全防护策略研究

通过对网络隐私的概念、产生原因、保护范围和安全现状的分析，从技术与应用的角度对网络隐私的安全问题进行了探讨，给出了一些安全防护策略。     

九江学院图书馆整体千兆网络升级改造方案和建设

以九江学院图书馆为例，简述升级千兆网络所涉及布线方案、网络硬件设备及辅助设备等几个方面的改造构建过程。     

江苏省工程技术文献信息中心建设的进展

论文阐述了江苏省工程技术文献信息中心在信息资源建设、网络服务平台构建等方面的总体构建思路。     

网络文化与图书馆

论文阐述了网络文化的基本内涵，全面分析了图书馆与网络文化的关系，研究了图书馆在网络文化建设中的地位和作用，提出了面对网络文化的冲击图书馆应采取的相关策略和措施。     

国外网络分类法的发展及对我国网络分类法理论与实践的启示

论文在分析网络分类法与传统文献分类法差异的基础上，阐述了国外网络分类法的特点、问题、发展趋势以及对我国网络分类法理论与实践的几点启示。     

网络信息过滤方法的比较研究

系统地研究了网络信息过滤的主要方法,包括分级法、URL地址列表法、自动文本分析法和图像识别技术等,指出了每种方法的主要优缺点,并在此基础上探讨了网络不良信息过滤方法存在的主要问题及其发展方向。     

Supportive communication from bystanders of cyberbullying: indirect effects and interactions between source and message characteristics

Cyberbullying is an increasingly common experience that produces psychosocial consequences for targets. Interventions encouraging bystanders to support targets of cyberbullying are limited by a lack of focus on what to communicate. This study considers supportive messages that emphasize emotional comfort, attributions of responsibility, and beliefs that people can change as relevant to this context, and it examines how perceptions of messages differ based on whether support providers have or lack experience with cyberbullying. We extend research on the indirect effects model of supportive communication by randomly assigning participants (N?=?304), who self-identify as targets of cyberbullying, to message and source conditions and assessing their perceptions of messages, providers, and outcomes. Impressions of messages mediate their influence on outcomes, and the experiential similarity of support providers moderates these effects. Certain messages, notably those contending that bullies can change, are less effective when delivered by sources who lack experience with bullying.     

A post-American world? Assessing the cognitive and attitudinal impacts of challenges to American exceptionalism

A number of voices have emerged in U.S. political discourse questioning the legitimacy of American exceptionalism, suggesting we are in a “post-American world.” Our research examines the effects that political messages that explicitly challenge American exceptionalism can have on U.S. public opinion. Drawing upon social identity theory, we find that explicit challenges to American exceptionalism significantly impact Americans’ views toward their own nation, their willingness to denigrate foreign publics, and their broader foreign policy preferences.