Recording the war effort: immigrant communities in Latin America and the memory of the Great War

ABSTRACT

This paper aims to analyse the initiatives undertaken by some immigrant communities residing in Latin America to record their mobilisation around the First World War. After the armistice, European communities in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and other countries gathered detailed information about their activities during the conflict, published as profusely illustrated books of remembrance, offered to their governments as proof of their loyalty. The article intends to establish the peculiar nature of these publications as records of the war effort, and analyse the agents and processes of their elaboration, and their role as commemorative but also as archival documents.     

依托油脂行业 办好《中国油脂》

介绍《中国油脂》依托油脂行业，办好期刊的做法和体会。     

科技期刊版权页信息的统计分析

对129种科技期刊的版权页信息进行了分类统计与分析。结果表明：科技期刊版权页的信息十分丰富。从总体看，编排的标准化程度比较高，但仍有部分期刊对部分信息提供不足。另外，所统计期刊的版权页上的信息量远多于国家标准的规定，这些信息不是多余的，而是很重要的。提出了适当增加版权页信息总量和统一固定的编排位置的建议。     

我国城市化进程与家庭体育发展的探讨

在对城市家庭体育的内涵和内容与作用阐述的基础上，提出我国家庭体育发展的思路：加强城市家庭体育宣传；加大社区体育和家庭体育投资；加强学区体育建设；构建城市家庭体育服务中心。     

循证医学和医学论文中统计学问题编辑鉴定的必要性

介绍循证医学这一新兴学说及其对21世纪临床医学的影响，指出为适应这一转变，开展医学论言语中统计学问题的编辑鉴定研究的必要性，开展此项研究可以：1）普及医学统计知识，2）提高临床与科研水平，3）提高作者撰写与阅读能力，4）提高医学期刊质量，5）丰富编辑学研究的内涵，并指出了编辑鉴审研究的初步思路。     

目前编辑学研究、教学及编辑工作存在问题的分析

讨论目前我国编辑工作存在的一些问题。认为：编辑工作的实践性决定了其发展有赖于研究、教学、编辑三位一体；普通编辑学的成熟有赖于专业编辑学的成熟；目前编辑出版课程的设置限制了编辑学科的发展；编辑现代化不仅是工具的现代化，而且是理念的现代化。     

对现行审稿模式的思考与建议

针对我国现行的封闭式审稿模式的缺陷与不足，借鉴国外期刊的审稿模式，提出改进、完善审稿制度的方法。用连续审稿方式取代平行审稿方式，审稿内容首先在审稿人之间公开，在征得审稿人同意的情况下，审稿人姓名与审稿内容向作者公开。在此基础上逐步实行网上公开式审稿制度。     

海南省大学男生体质的现状与对策

在 2 0 0 0年学生体质调研的基础上 ,对海南省 19～ 2 2岁大学男生身体形态、机能、素质等指标进行统计处理 ,并对其各项指标进行纵横向比较研究 ,针对其体质现状提出了在今后体育教学改革中应注意的问题     

The Assimilation of In-Laws: The Impact of Newcomers on the Communication Routines of Families

Although our popular culture stereotypes relationships with in-laws as problematic, these relationships have largely been overlooked by communication researchers. In contrast to existing studies focusing on dyadic relationships, this study looked at how in-laws are assimilated into the family group as newcomers, using structuration theory to examine how routines are reproduced in families. In personal interviews, participants described how their families had assimilated newcomers or how they themselves were received into their spouse's families. A thematic analysis revealed specific communication routines that had to be adjusted upon entry of newcomers, including conversational topics, expected amount of interaction, use of joking, and conversational styles. Adjustments to these routines, although difficult to negotiate because they were not openly discussed, helped to transform the family of childhood into the family of adulthood. Structuration theory would suggest that the perceived stress in relationships with in-laws occurs because newcomers upset the comfort of families by disrupting their communication routines.     

Methods for studying family visitors in art museums: A cross-disciplinary review of current research

This paper examines current trends in family studies research, details the methodological and topical perspectives that are emerging, and reflects on how these findings could be integrated to provide a more coherent approach to researching the leisure, learning and recreational aspects of family visitors to art museums. Research findings from disciplines such as sociology, ethnography, education, design and marketing are of interest to the field of visitor studies, and this paper contributes to the wider research agenda by providing an overview of family research methods from a range of other disciplines, as well as those used within visitor studies.Over the last decade, there has been a growth of research in family learning in science museums, leading to an emerging disciplinary matrix, whilst many aspects of family visits to art museums remain relatively unexplored. The paper discusses the problems of gathering meaningful data from adults and children in family groups, and concludes by suggesting that a challenge for art museums is to learn from what is happening in other areas of cultural research into families, and to develop a framework for research which builds on the methodological strengths and practical experience of robust studies.