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Financial Safety and Its Potential Effects on China’s Social Security HUANG Yan-fen 2004, (5):  5-11.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1260KB) ( )   This article analyzes the current situation of financial safety in China, and the potential effect of the high risk in the Chinese financial system on social security. The author holds that to maintain financial safety and social security two measures must be adopted simultaneously, that is, reform and perfection of the financial system and financial market. Other factors that affect social security should also be attended to in order to ensure financial safety. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Endogenous Economic Growth and Adjustment of Construct of Government Expenditure GUO Jie 2004, (5):  12-17.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1628KB) ( )   Endogenous economic growth is a hot issue among economists. At the end of the 20 th century, Barro. R J., a famous American economist, first proposed the idea of considering government expenditure as an endogenous variable,and studied the relation between government expenditure and long-term economic growth. Later, many scholars expanded on Barro's conclusions and dwelt on the construct of government expenditure in relation to economic growth rate. However, no agreement has been reached so far. This article attempts to analyze correlation between government expenditure and the steady growth of economy in China in terms of the quantity and the distribution of the expenses. The author concludes that given the current situation in China, it is recommended that the proportion of government expenditure in GDP be expanded and, at the same time, the construct of the government expenditure be adjusted. The author believes that this will benefit the long-term steady economic growth in China. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Rational Connotation of "Social Value" YUAN Zu-she 2004, (5):  18-24.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1258KB) ( )   Marxist philosophic theory on social history has developed beyond the traditional framework of social nominalism and social realism,insinsting on interpreting the nature of the society in the light of "practice".It holds that"social values"follow an inherent rule of "totality logic",and that the social value should not be simply seen as the sum of individual values.The internal properties of social values are not fixed or abstract entities based on hypotheses,but rather entities with substantial and productive characteristics.The author concludes that connotation of social values can be divided into"the subjective social value"and "the objective social value",but it should be seen as a coherent whole. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On Functions of Ideology ZHANG Xiu-qin 2004, (5):  25-30.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1237KB) ( )   Marx believes that the function of ideology,as a special expression of social ideas,is to participate in social life.It mirrors the conception of the material relation,and at the same time,is a direct component of thought and spiritual life.Just because of this practical character,the function of ideology in social development is manifested in forms of "superstructure of concept"and "a sense of maintaining a society with a hierarchical class structure".It also functions as the medium for cultural development of mankind. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Developing Capacities of Human Talents and Scientific Concept of Human Talents HAN Qing-xiang 2004, (5):  31-34.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (674KB) ( )   The idea of scientific concept of human talents embraces the following:resources of human talents are the primary resources,capability and achievement are the criteria for the talented,development of human capacity is the major theme of development of resources of human talents,liberating and developing the man lead to a lively and energetic mechanism for cultivating human talents,and last,encouraging human achievement through personal ability will result in a climate where more people devote their talents to their careers. Related Articles | Metrics

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Post Modernism in Heidegger’s Concept of Technology ZHAO Ying-huan, CHEN Fan 2004, (5):  35-40.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1162KB) ( )   An analysis of Heidegger’s concept of technology reveals the essence of his technological philosophy.From the perspective of the nature of Heidegger’s technology,which is seen as a supporting base,the author interprets his concept of technology as being one of artistic aesthetics,eco-ethics and future development.The spirit of post modernism in Heidegger’s concept of technology is also discussed,which offers practical implications of his technical philosophy. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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China’s Idea of Multilateral Diplomacy and Her Participation in Multilateral Diplomacy WANG Ming-jin 2004, (5):  41-46.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (776KB) ( )   Multilateral diplomacy is a diplomatic strategy that mutual supplements with bilateral diplomacy. Though New China had entered into multilateral diplomacy arena immedeatly after its funding, its knowledge and engagement in multilateral diplomacy was much limited. Since the beginning of reform and opening up to the outside world, China’s view on multilateral diplomacy has witnessed a great change, and made great achievements. China’s historical experience and national condition made its multilateral diplomacy is of clear characteristics. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Multilateralism and China’s Strategies for A Secure Neighborhood FANG Chang-ping 2004, (5):  47-52.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (882KB) ( )   After the Cold War, with the changes in international and regional security, China has adopted multiliteral strategies for a secure neighborhood. By analyzing two cases of bordering affairs in which multiliteral strategies were applied the author holds that China’s participation in practice of multiliteralism is meant for maintaining her own benefits as well as to help establish an international mechanism represented by a new concept of security. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Political Analysis of the Shift from "Emphasizing the Priority" to "Reeducating National Character" YAN Run-yu 2004, (5):  53-59.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2287KB) ( )   The mainstream school of thought in modern China in politics resorts to experience and practice of the West to work out democratic politics.In the course of this the people is given such attention to as never have been in history.The traditional political principles of emphasizing the important role of the people become a basis on which theorists attempt to build up their own theory,thus the slogan of emphasizing the people comes to prevail.However,the author observes,in the process of this arises an interesting phenomenon which is worth mentioning.The status of "people"has changed from a reliable force to subject to criticism.The shift can,from a particular perspective,reflect the historical course during which people enter the political system.This provides evidence for the gradual fading out of the power of the emperor along with the shift of the people’s role in the transitional period of the society. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Three Types of Endogenous Growth Models YANG Bin 2004, (5):  60-65.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (683KB) ( )   As the representative of the neoclassical growth theories, Solow’ model predicts that economic growth in the long run is supported by exogenous technological progress. In this model there are three crucial economic variables, namely, the rate of saving, the rate of technological progress and the rate of population growth. The new growth theory initiated by Romer, on the other hand, emphasizes interpreting long term economic growth through internal variables. The author holds that this new growth theory could be considered an extension of Solow’s model, and identifies three major types growth models in the light of this theory: the non decreasing returns of accumulative factors, the endogenous technological progress, and the endogenous population growth/labor supply. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Practice:Returning to Reality of Life through Reflection ──Summary of Recent Studies on Practice HE Li-ye 2004, (5):  72-76.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1292KB) ( )   Practice has been a major theme in recent studies of Marxist philosophy which focus on criticism against the concept itself.Thus it is referred to as an issue in the era of "Post practice".These studies aim at exploring the shift of the philosophical patterns of thinking from theory of "practice"to that of "existence".In other words,practice,which has been regarded as a primary concept to replace the material,now returns to the reality of life.In the course of this shift,connotation and denotation of practice are redefined,and its properties of self denial and self conflicting are criticized.Meanwhile,studies of Marxist philosophy that concentrate on the reality in China are recommended. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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"Man of the School"and "Man of the Society"in Moral Education at Universities——On Objectives of Contemporary Moral Education at Universities LIAO Xiao-ping 2004, (5):  77-82.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2211KB) ( )   The moral environment outside a university fostered by a completely new relation between universities and the society in the contemporary time demands that objectives of moral education be reexamined and reoriented.The terms"man of the school"and "man of the society"can be applied to indicate two conceptual objectives of moral education at the tertiary level.Since "man of the school"and"man of the society"used to be separated according to the traditional orientation of moral education at universities,one of the objectives today should be integrating"man of the school"and "man of the society",The way to achieve this objective is through innovation of moral education. References | Related Articles | Metrics