基于SWOT分析法下中国橄榄球运动发展现状研究

运用SWOT分析法等对现阶段中国橄榄球运动的发展现状及其内部优势与不足、外部机遇与挑战进行分析研究。结果表明：橄榄球运动在我国大陆地区发展进程较慢,其主要原因包括该项目起步较晚、群众基础较差、硬件设施资源不足、运动文化冲突等因素,但该项目发展上升空间较大。     

推广Z39.50标准,发展虚拟联合目录

本文介绍了Z39．50的用途，通过介绍国外联合目录的发展历程，指出虚拟联合目录的优越性，提出我国应加紧步伐，发展虚拟联合目录。     

发挥工会教育职能提高教职工法治意识

教育职能是工会的一项重要职能,搞好教职工思想政治教育,提高教职工的法治意识是高校工会工作的重要内容。高校教职工的法治意识现状迫切需要高校工会组织进一步转变观念、创新机制,加大工作力度,在提升教职工法治意识上有所作为。     

广东省大型企业两类管理体制职工体育活动比较研究

通过问卷、访谈调查和理论分析等研究方法,对广东省大型企业职工体育活动两类管理体制:体育公司管理、工会管理进行比较研究。指出:企业成立体育公司,对职工体育实行企业化管理在体育人口比例、管理人员、场馆设施、运作经费、自我投资意识及活动方式、活动人数、活动内容、活动效果上均优于工会负责职工体育的企业。企业工会管理职工体育的体制和运行机制已不适应市场经济条件下职工对体育多样化的需求。职工体育的最终出路是向完全的市场化、社会化方向发展。     

关于新形势下工会维权问题的思考

工会的主要职责是维护职工的合法权益。但在新形势下工会的“维权”问题面临着新的阻力和挑战。树立适应新形势的工会“维权”意识,强化职工和工会的自我维护。完善职代会制度,发挥上级工会的监督保证作用,抓好工会自身的改革和建设成为当务之急。     

More than Male-Gazing: Reflections on Female Fans of Rugby Union in New Zealand, 1870–1920

ABSTRACT

The presence of women in and around rugby union in New Zealand remains on the margins of the histories of the game of rugby and the more social and cultural histories that explore rugby’s impact on the formation of a New Zealand national identity. Yet, as this article demonstrates, women have long since engaged with rugby union in ways that may well have assisted in its ascendancy and ultimate claiming of the title of New Zealand’s national game. Through readings of newspapers, magazines, and club histories covering the period from the 1870s through to the Great War a picture emerges: women from both the middle and lower classes of New Zealand society supported the game of rugby as spectators, supporters, and fans. They did so in a manner that was sometimes acceptable but at other times regarded as distinctly inappropriate. In addition, women’s involvement was informal and localized – most obvious at the community level – and it is this feature that helps to explain women’s virtual invisibility in the histories of rugby union in New Zealand.     

‘Not everything that the bourgeois world created is bad’: aesthetics and politics in women workers' education

In this paper, I look into the papers of Fannia Cohn, an immigrant labour organizer, who served the Education Department of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU) between 1918 and 1962 and became one of its few women vice-presidents. As an internationally recognized figure in the history of workers' education, Cohn left a rich body of labour literature, wherein art is central in the ways she conceptualized, designed and organized women workers' educational programmes and curricula, as well as cultural activities for more than 50 years. For Cohn, however, art and politics were tightly interwoven in what I have called the artpolitics assemblage of women garment workers' life and work. It is entanglements between ethics, aesthetics and politics, considered in the light of the Rancièrian notion of ‘the distribution of the sensible’, that I discuss in this paper.     

发挥高校工会优势，提高青年教师培养质量

本文针对当前高校中青年教师的发展现状与特点,分析了高校工会在青年教师培养方面存在的问题,结合大连海洋大学工会的青年工作,提出高校工会应在青年教师培养方面有所作为的观点,并进行了有益的实践探索。     

我国七人制橄榄球运动发展现状与对策

七人制橄榄球运动是一项高强度身体对抗球类竞技体育集体运动项目,具有很高的观赏性.该运动在我国起步较晚,目前虽取得一定成绩,但与世界七人制橄榄球强国相比差距较大,整体竞技水平较低,高水平竞技后备人才储备匮乏,是制约我国七人制橄榄球运动发展的主要因素.     

Life after Rugby: Issues of Being an ‘Ex’ in Fiji Rugby

Rugby has given Fiji international recognition and reputation. Not only is rugby a source of national pride but it has also become a valuable export, with an estimated 500 Fijian players currently in foreign leagues in, for instance, New Zealand, Australia, France, England and Japan. The economic and sociocultural gains from rugby migration are often considerable, and consequently, many players in Fiji aspire to secure foreign club contracts as their personal and professional goal. However, little is known about the realities and challenges of the players' lives after their active playing career, the burden of which falls largely upon informal, community-/family-based support networks. Such informal structures are increasingly under strain especially in urban areas and, faced with a lack of formal structural support mechanisms, many retired athletes experience a number of socio-economic and emotional problems. Some negotiate their post-rugby life successfully, while many struggle with becoming and being an ‘ex’. Based on semi-structured interviews, the present paper explores these athletes' experiences of ‘life after rugby’ and illuminates the local and international neoliberal power dynamics that intersects Fiji rugby.