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Development of Urban and Rural Areas as a Whole in a System of Double Dual Economic Structure JIANG Yong-mu, DAI Zhong-liang 2005, (10):  22-29.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1109KB) ( )   In the process of economic development in both the urban and rural areas,people tend to stress the dual economic structure of urban and rural areas while neglect the dual economic structure within the rural area.The author observes that there exists a system of double dual structure composed of two dual economic structures: the one of urban and rural areas combined,and the one within the rural area.In fact,this is an important feature of the Chinese economy now.The author points out that the intensification effect and rebound effect between the two dual structures determine and restrict the development of China’s dual economic structure.In line with this observation,the author puts forward suggestions for policy making concerning the development of urban and rural areas as a whole within this system of double dual economic structure. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On Formation of Morals with an Analysis of the Current Situation of Moral Puzzlement Hu Cheng-huai 2005, (10):  30-36.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (844KB) ( )   This paper analyzes the logical construct of the occurrence of moral issues from three perspectives—possibilities of necessity,occurrence and actualization of moral issues.Based on this analysis,the author explores the current and widespread issue of moral anxiety and puzzlement,causes for the puzzlement,and specific mechanism that has prompted this situation.A discussion on how to cope with moral anxiety and puzzlement is offered,and four conclusions are reached. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Responsive Moral Concept in Reform of Modern Administration QI Guang-hua 2005, (10):  37-40.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (621KB) ( )   Responsive moral concept performs a function of self-discipline.It reflects an internal sense of responsibility that regulates the behaviors of civil servants.Responsive moral concept is a component part of connotation of responsive administration.Moreover,it means perfection and a supplement to the contemporary governing theories.The current responsive moral concept in China should be a combination of multiple cultural factors.It should include moralities of the market economy,the traditional Chinese ethics,and the governing theories of the Party as well.The author points out three approaches to establishing responsive moral concept.They are actions of the government,individual civil servants identity of the duties inherent in their positions,and moral environment. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Historical Studies of Sovereignty and Its Future Reformation ZHAO Ke-jin, NI Shi-xiong 2005, (10):  41-49.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1442KB) ( )   State sovereignty has been a recurrent theme among researchers.The author holds that only by a diachronic exploration of changes of sovereignty from an institutional perspective can we expect to grasp the future trend of sovereignty.Viewed in this way,state sovereignty is but an aspect of institutional sovereignty within the famework of modern states.With the progress of globalization and changes of social conditions,reformation of sovereignty is inevitable.The author concludes that reformation of sovereignty depends on an interactive process of various relations such as state sovereignty and people sovereignty,sovereignty shared among different nations,state sovereignty and autonomy of market economy,state sovereignty and social society autonomy,state sovereignty and sub-state autonomy and so on.A general framework of future sovereignty will take shape in this interactive process. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Linkage between Civil Society and Modernity Seen by Marx XING Rong 2005, (10):  50-56.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1238KB) ( )   The civil society is an important basis on which Marx developed his theory of modernity.Marx explained that it was the separation of modern state and civil society that marked the establishment of modernity.Analyzing the economy of the civil society,Marx claimed that the civil society was a real field of practice for modernity to develop.A thorough investigation of the civil society enabled Marx to discover its limitations and contradictions.It is in the light of this discovery that Marx put forward the ideal of communism,which transcended the civil society,and moved from political emancipation to emancipation of mankind.Hence,civil society was seen by Marx as the basis of self-criticism and transcending of modernity. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Development and Accomplishment of the 20th Century Micro-economics in the West FANG Fu-qian 2005, (10):  62-69.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1172KB) ( )   That micro-economics had come into being by the end of the 19th century does not necessarily mean that its contents and system are already mature.With the development of the western market economy itself and further research findings along with application of new tools of analysis,the study of micro-economics has gained much progress with a lot of achievements.Some of these achievements have not yet been accepted by the mainstream researchers in the west,others are still in the process of perfection,still others have given rise to new economic disciplines or have established cross-disciplinary research areas. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Western Evolution Theory and Chinese Modern Society WANG Xiao-ming 2005, (10):  70-75.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2276KB) ( )   The introduction of the evolution theory from the west has experienced four historical periods.The spread of the theory fitted into the uneasy mood of menacing social crisis among the Chinese people at large.Combination of the evolution theory with the essence of the traditional Chinese culture prompted transformation of the western discourse to the Chinese discource during which process the modern thinkers were able to undergo careful selection from the western evolution theory.The author points out that introduction of the western evolution theory has brought about dramatic changes to the traditional Chinese mode of thinking.It became a spiritual weapon for the democratic revolutionaries,and paved the way for development of the Chinese modern liberalist theories. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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A Review of Revision on Dual Economic Theories since the 1990s at Home and Abroad XIN Nian-jun, ZHANG Pei-li 2005, (10):  76-82.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (744KB) ( )   The method of dual structural analysis was widely accepted in the 1980s.It was used in studies of economic development in developing countries.Since the 1990s,studies of the dual economic theory at home and abroad can be summarized as having four focuses.They are: empirical studies to test the dual economic theory,studies of the dual economic theory from new perspectives,application of the dual economic theory to new problems aimed at further development of the theory,and improvement of this theory by means of new methods of economic studies. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Foreign Aids from the Perspective of International Political Studies LIU Li-yun 2005, (10):  83-88.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (830KB) ( )   This paper attempts to analyze various types of foreign aids offered since the end of World War II in the light of realism,idealism and radicalism.The author maintains that realism views foreign aids in accordance with benefits of the national states,emphasizing mutual strategic aids.Idealism considers common welfare of the world the point of departure,regarding offering of foreign aids a duty or responsibility and a means to promote human rights,democracy and prosperity in the developing countries.Radicalism sees offering of foreign aids a new form of colonialism,advocating establishment of fair mechanism to regulate it.Analysis of different theoretical perspectives may lead to better understanding of the motives and development trend of the issue. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Revision and Progress of Security Complex Theory by the Copenhagen School GAO Jun 2005, (10):  89-96.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1946KB) ( )   The Copenhagen School with its researches on European security represented by Barry Buzan and Ole Waever has been active in the field of international security and has made a lot of contributions.They became a most influential school because of their well-known Security Complex Theory(SCT).This paper is meant to outline a complete theoretical framework of The SCT.It begins with a brief introduction to the background and historical evolution of The SCT,followed by analyses of the themes and characteristics of the Classical Security Complex Theory(CSCT),the Transcendental Classical Security Complex Theory,and the Regional Security Complex Theory with the intention of arriving at a general framework of the theory.At the end of the paper comments and analysis of the Security Complex Theory are offered. References | Related Articles | Metrics