Search boundaries: human flesh search,privacy law,and internet regulation in China

This research examines privacy law and Human Flesh Search (HFS) on the Chinese Internet. HFS is spontaneous, widely participated search and publication of targeted individuals’ personal information on the Internet. This research sees HFS as an important form of non-institutional information gathering and publication, and argues that the regulation of HFS is not only about privacy but also line-drawing for information collection and dissemination in the digital setting. Therefore, legal instruments and court cases in relation to HFS and online privacy must be assessed as important components of the Chinese state’s Internet regulatory scheme. This research finds that the paired concepts of ‘flexibility and populism,’ key features of legal reform and development in contemporary China, are highly relevant to analyze the growth of digital privacy laws in China. The political-legal authorities’ experimentation and innovation in the development of the law shed important light on how China’s Internet governance adapts to changing circumstances and strives to keep pace with profound social transformations in new technological environments.     

Nurturing Authority

When considering the role of local journalism in a networked media environment, it is crucial to examine how audiences attribute news with the power to define social knowledge. In particular, television news programs need to appeal to audiences by reinforcing a sense of local journalistic authority to assert the parameters of who and what is worthy of coverage. This article presents the findings from interviews with a range of commercial television news viewers in Sydney, Australia. It positions viewership in the context of people’s wider engagement with news, and in relation to their interpersonal and digital social interactions. The paper argues that local audiences have conflicting attitudes to the role of television news, both contesting and re-inscribing the programs with the power to demarcate social, political, and cultural knowledge. It traces how local audiences challenge the ability of news to convey boundaries within the community through processes of exclusion, connecting the contestations to the lived experiences of the individuals. It identifies that television news programs nurture journalistic authority in terms of their local relevance, and it contributes insights on the significance of local news by engaging with the means by which audiences themselves attach social power to journalism.     

基于多源数据的中国UNESCO名录遗产地可持续发展目标监测

SDG11.4.1将保护世界遗产的“保护支出”作为评价遗产可持续发展目标的指标,其处于有方法无数据的状态,亟需具体数据和测算案例支持。利用48处中国UNESCO名录遗产的统计数据对SDG11.4.1指标进行测度和分析,基于Landsat遥感数据对4处自然遗产人为干预度进行变化监测分析。结果表明：1)单位面积支出可作为测度自然保护地(世界自然遗产、混合遗产、地质公园和生物圈保护区)可持续发展状态的指标,但不适用于文化遗产的测度。2)从资金投入角度看：自然保护地年均投入400万元/km²可作为优质发展目标阈值,年均投入80万～400万元/km²可作为发展状态良好的阈值。3)人为干预度作为扩展指标可以反映自然遗产地的可持续保护状态和趋势,可进一步在中国及其他国家类似保护地进行推广应用。     

跨国公司知识型员工管理初探

随着跨国公司(中国区)人力资源开发本土化进程的加快,跨国公司知识型员工的管理已经提到议事日程。然而,跨国公司特殊的性质和文化背景,以及知识型员工自身的特点,使得管理这部分人需要理论的创新和实践的突破。知识型员工管理中存在一定的问题,但也已形成较成熟的对策和理论,比如——营造创新文化,实行柔性管理。此外,还要重视中国古代管理思想在跨国公司知识型员工管理中的作用。     

基于人力资本的公司剩余控制权分配改革研究

随着企业管理难度加大和科技水平提高,“股东至上”模式下的公司治理体系已经不太适应企业发展的需要,通过对现行公司治理模式存在的缺陷分析,结合企业发展的现状,对公司治理进行了改革设想,认为企业应充分发挥人力资本的作用,让人力资本所有者充当公司治理的主体。     

基于人员因素的先进制造技术成功实施研究

在对已有文献整理和比较的基础上,归纳出3类共12个指标作为先进制造技术(AMT)实施效果的评测指标体系,通过对87家装备制造企业问卷调查结果的分步多元回归分析,证实了人员因素与AMT实施效果之间的显著相关关系,并分析了人员因素对企业实施AMT的差异化影响。     

校办产业固定资产管理存在的问题与对策

分析了高校产业产业固定资产管理存在的问题,并提出了改进高校校办产业固定资产管理工作的对策。     

老工业基地甘肃省人力资本状况及问题的实证研究

本文利用可得到的数据,在对会计成本法进行改进的基础上,对我国老工业基地——甘肃省1990-2002年期间的人力资本状况进行了估算,比较分析了其人力资本投资/存量、人力资本形成效率及HC-GDP规模调适指数等,发现和指出了其人力资本状况存在着老工业基地具有代表性的问题,从而得出其未来的人力资本发展战略和政策措施。     

企业竞争情报活动中的人际网络构建和利用

人际网络在企业的竞争情报活动中起到很重要的作用。本文介绍了人际网络的概念及在竞争情报活动中的作用,重点研究了如何构建人际网络并利用其来提升企业竞争能力。     

Determining heterogeneous behavior for theater attendance

In this paper we propose and estimate a model of theater participation using the data contained in the 2002 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts from the USA, a dataset widely used to study the determinants of cultural participation. Our contribution relies on the use of an estimation technique that respects the count data nature of the attendance variable (number of theater performances that an individual attended) and allows for heterogeneous behavior. By using a Zero Inflated Negative Binomial Model, we can characterize two distinct behaviors for the observable attendance: a group of never-goers (who never participate) and a subpopulation that has a positive probability of attending. For this latter group, we can estimate the effect of certain personal variables on the probability of highest frequency. The results suggest that the proposed model is appropriate for estimating cultural participation.