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Dialectic Interpretation of Constructing Harmonious Society Ll Zhong-jie 2005, (6):  5-9.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2527KB) ( )   It is important to be aware that the goal for constructing harmonious society is an ever-lasting developmental process. It should be carried out in all aspects of economic and cultural development. It is crucial to properly cope with the relationship between two social operational mechanisms, that is, impetus and balance. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Governing with Risks and Construction of Harmonious Society XIE Di-bin 2005, (6):  10-14.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2454KB) ( )   Rapid development and changes are characteristics of a transitional society, which may incur social risks. The author points out that social risks are inevitable in modern society, especially during the transitional stage when a society develops from a traditional one into a modern one. Social risks in a society are usually negatively correlated with the degree of social harmony. In a transitional society, two types of social risks are generally identified, namely, internal risks and introduced risks. In China, these risks are embodied in the forms of management risks, system risks, structure risks and environment risks. These social risks should be properly governed before construction of harmonious society can be realized. Measures of governing include control of social risks, distribution of social risks, and digest of social risks. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Micro-mechanism to Cope with Insufficient Demands of Consumption——Analysis and Optional Strategies BAI Bao-li, LIU Fan, WEI Jun 2005, (6):  15-20.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2633KB) ( )   Insufficient total demand of consumption is a headache amid the imbalanced macro-economic situation in China. A micro mechanism to cope with this imbalance is through market pricing of the salary. Two characteristics of the labor market are observed. One is excessive supply of labors, the other is monopolistic demand of labors. This leads to a low price of labor with the consequence of insufficient demand on consumption. To solve this problem, a series of reforms need to be implemented on the marketing system with the purpose of constructing harmonious society. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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The Sacred and the Secular:Two Dimensions of Marxist Philosophy YANG Ying 2005, (6):  21-26.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2595KB) ( )   Life is characterized with the sacred and the secular, and Marxist philosophy considers its duty to observe, regulate and guide life. It is the dialectic solution of the relation between the sacred and the secular that has led to the revolutionary changes of Marxist philosophy. Thus, new mode of philosophy is produced, unique logical thinking is formed and approaches to interpret Marxist philosophy, to analyze its most essential cultural message and its philosophical characteristics are developed. The author emphasizes that pursuing the sacred reflects the profundity of Marxist philosophy while the relation between the sacred and the secular points to a further study dimension of Marxist philosophy as well as a means of critical examination of our own lives. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Western Philosophy against the Variation of the Sacred and the Secular PENG Li-qun 2005, (6):  27-30.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2420KB) ( )   The relation between the sacred and the secular is a dimension of interpreting the western philosophy. The sacred stands for the uniqueness, unchanging, infinite, and eternity, while the secular stands for variety, change, finite and decay. From the perspectives of the relations of man with the material, with other men and with himself, development of the western philosophy has been following a course of three stages, that is, starting with increasing degree of the sacred, moving on from the sacred to the secular, and then getting lost in the secular. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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The Sacred and the Secular with Configuration of Chinese Modern Philosophy JIANG Hai-nu 2005, (6):  31-34.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2433KB) ( )   Unlike the western tradition, the Chinese classical philosophy of Confucius, Buddhist and Taoism tend to over emphasize communication and integration of the sacred and the secular on ontology, life and cultivation, reducing the distance between the sacred and the secular, which results in metaphysics. To achieve profound interpretation of the life world, configuration of the Chinese modern philosophy emphasizes awareness of the problems of the secular and draws on concepts of Marxist philosophy and modern western philosophy to reconstruct the theoretical framework. In this way, a frame of discourse patterns and utterance modes in the light of Chinese modern philosophy is shaped. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Aquinas’s Law of Nature and Integration of the Sacred and the Secular LIU Su-min 2005, (6):  35-39.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2498KB) ( )   According to Thomas Aquinas, the law of nature is a bridge that connects human-law and eternal law. The law of nature is considered to be metaphysical, sacred and unchanged on the one hand, and with, humane, and instability on the other. The of nature law can interact with human law of and eternal law, which will result in mutual understanding and double characters. Thus, the natural law functions to guide man’s secular practice with sacred spirits. In this way, the essence of Aquinas s idea of transition from divinity to human nature and the link between the two are realized through the organic integration of the sacred and the secular. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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The Human-oriented Development Concept and Marxist Philosophy YANG Qian 2005, (6):  40-45.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2572KB) ( )   Having experienced the material-oriented stage, the concept of development is now at the human-oriented stage and considers the maximum human development to be the essential value and the ultimate aim of social development. The philosophical support of this concept lies in Marxist historical materialism. To understand this idea it is necessary to acquire a thorough and precise understanding of the point of departure of historical materialism and a thorough and precise understanding of the double significance of human activities of material production. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Establishment of Chinese Theory of International Relation:Problems and Considerations FANG Chang-ping 2005, (6):  46-51.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2557KB) ( )   Based on a review of the current situation and findings of researches on international relation in China for the past 20 years, the author proposed that the key problem to be solved concerning China’s international relations is "what kind of theories on international relation do we need". The author then classifies international relation theories into two types, namely, theories of logics and theories of interests. The author holds that it is the responsibility of researchers on international relation in China to establish international relation theories of logics. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Significance of the Idea of "Sharing" in the Progress of Cooperation of Northeast Asia HAN Cai-zhen 2005, (6):  52-58.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2693KB) ( )   A system does not only consist of a substantial structure, but also of shared beliefs and common political culture. Theories of constructivism further identify idea, culture and knowledge as the point of departure and emphasize the function of beliefs. An analysis of causes that have postponed the process of cooperation in Northeast Asia establishes one of the causes as lacking the idea of sharing. Therefore, construction of the idea of sharing in Northeast Asia is seen as an objective to achieve in order to systemize regional cooperation in the future. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Analysis of External Properties of Financial Network CHENG Hua 2005, (6):  59-64.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2708KB) ( )   The network for financial dealings is a one-way network with two indirect externalities properties, they are increased mobility brought about by its extension, and free information concerning the market price. From the perspective of industrial organizational evolution the network effect has led to intensified centralization and competition in the financial market. On the one hand, this can promote further progress of the financial industry; on the other, it may raise the probability of financial risks and consequent harm. In this respect, the crucial point to ensure satisfactory operation of the financial network lies in coordination of the behaviors and expectations of the participants. Popularity of the Internet makes it possible for the financial network to reach its maximum effect. Recent progress in the financial market such as the improved structure, innovative tool and reform in methods of dealings are all closely related to the introduction of the Internet. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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New Development in Theory of Consumption Function LIU Jiang-li, ZHAO Feng 2005, (6):  65-71.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2677KB) ( )   The theory of consumption function is an important field in macroeconomics, which is of practical significance to analysis of operation in macroeconomics. This article offers a brief review of the early theory of consumption function. Based on this review, some modern representative models of consumption function under the influence of rational prediction theory in the late 1970s are introduced. Then future prospect of development in the theory of consumption function is discussed. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On Informational Catabolism of Man and Measures against It ZHENG Yong-ting, YIN Hong-yu 2005, (6):  72-75.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2442KB) ( )   In the era of information man is faced with new opportunities and new challenges. Along with these come new forms of human development and human catabolism. This article attempts to explain the connotation of informational catabolism, analyze the phenomenon, and discuss its basic nature. The author suggests that in order to develop the useful and discard the useless against the information catabolism, it is critical to handle relationship between man and information by maintaining man’s superiority in the progress of information society and during the process of scientific and technological development as well. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Exploration for New Approaches, Raising Effectiveness of Education of Marxist Theories WU Zhuo, MENG Xian-dong 2005, (6):  76-80.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2434KB) ( )   Teaching of Marxist theories can be effective only when it abides by the principles of education and learner development. This paper attempts to discuss application of some teaching approaches to education of Marxist theories. They are:knowledge-based education of values, developing scientific values through development of abilities, systemic operation of various aspects of ideological education, education of integrating "two classrooms" and "two teams of faculty members", alternation and interaction between the subject and the object in the operation process, integration of encouraging individual value preference and insisting on mainstream values. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Analysis of the Communist Party of Russia and Its Future Prospect LU Wei-zhou 2005, (6):  81-87.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2683KB) ( )   The author observes that the Russian Communist Party now faces serious crisis of survival and is trapped in a difficult position of development. While the external causes that have led to this situation should not be neglected, the internal causes seem to be more crucial. The author maintains that considering the present situation of the RCP itself and aspects from the Putin regime, there are still possibilities for the RCP to get rid of the crises and to rise again.However, whether RCP can manage to stay alive in the Russian political forum depends heavily on if it can establish active and reasonable theoretical principles with feasible strategies. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Defining Properties of Currency Cannot Be Transcended WEI Jian-bin 2005, (6):  88-91.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2357KB) ( )   The defining property of currency lies in its capability of being exchanged with any given commodity, the value of this commodity being measured by that of the currency. In other words, currency serves as a general equivalent, and the essential quality of currency is fixed as a kind of commodity functioning as general equivalent. For this reason, Marx defined currency as a general commodity in contrast with other particular commodity. References | Related Articles | Metrics