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On Fundamental Principles and the Scientific System of Marxism ZHANG Lei-sheng 2007, (8):  5-12.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1404KB) ( )   The author points out that how to understand the basic principles of Marxism and how to establish a scientific system of these principles are issues worthy of further studies.The basic principles of Marxism refer to the consistent and comprehensive theories expressed in the three components.They are theories that reflect the essential spirit of Marxism and represent the holistic nature of Marxism.They are also general theories that reflect the interests of the proletarians,combine theory and practice,have stood the test of practice,and are capable of explaining the series of related processes in the course of development.The basic principles of Marxism combine the studies of Marxist texts with the development of the era and the reality.As a science that guides practice and exploration,they demonstrate the essence of practice.That Marxism is a complete,powerful and dynamic theoretical system is determined by its characteristic of integrating ideology with its holistic and scientific nature and the character of practicality. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On Three Major Aspects in Localization of Marxism in China QIN Xuan 2007, (8):  13-19.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1075KB) ( )   The paper holds that to carry out the Chinese revolution,socialist construction and reform we should always adhere to Marxism,and the Marxism we adhere to should be one that is in line with the reality of China and meets the requirement of the era.Therefore,it is imperative that we should insist on localization and modernization of Marxism in China.From our experience we have drawn the conclusions that in order to realize localization of Marxism,we should constantly attend to three major aspects,that is,what Marxism means,what the Chinese reality is,and the nature of the era we are in.Only by properly handling the three major aspects can we expect to successfully realize localization of Marxism in China. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On the Current Situation of Investment in Fixed Assets and Suggestions for Policy Making REN Huai-xiu, QIAN Pu-feng 2007, (8):  20-24.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1006KB) ( )   The author observes that since 2007 the trend of investment in fixed assets is characterized as declining from a high position but maintaining high level operation marked by complication and changeability with contradictions.The crucial point from a macro perspective is to maintain steady and rapid economic development,and aim at a macro economic policy that is stable and sustainable.The author offers the following suggestions for policy making: the scale and extent of investment increase should be under proper control but without too much reduction in investment;emphasize the adjustment of the investment structure and change its pattern of increase;promote the reform of marketization,perfect the financial structure of the investment projects and so on. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On Behavioral Economics by Historical Perspectives ZHOU Ye-an, LI Xin-yue 2007, (8):  25-31.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1032KB) ( )   The paper shows idea resources and development process of behavioral economics by historical perspectives,and think that modern behavioral economics takes root in classical political economics,and relives the tradition that was given up by new classical economics,but is which economics is.Behavioral economics gain much from cognitive psychology and management,but don’t reject methodology of new classical economics,and act new classical economics as analysis benchmark,and make innovation based this benchmark,so behavioral economics self great life force. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On Theory Limitation of Western Mainstream Economics and Economics Research in Transition Society:Evidence from China in Reform Period BAO Jian-yun 2007, (8):  32-39.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1246KB) ( )   Based on economic transition and choice of reform policies in China,this paper studies the limitation of western mainstream economics,economic institution change in China and economics research for transition society.China’s economic institution change shares commonness with other transition countries while exhibits particularity,any fixed or ideological standpoints should went against theory innovation of economics in transition society,Economics research for transition society should get rid of the theory restrictions from mainstream views of western economics and classic plan economics. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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The Concept of Faith from the Academic Perspective of Marxism LIU Jian-jun 2007, (8):  40-46.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1861KB) ( )   Nowadays,how to understand and apply the concept of faith is a hot issue in the academic circle.This paper holds that faith is an important concept in Marxist academic system,and that Marxist theorists should not give up application of this concept.Faith is not merely a religious concept in Marxism,but it is more of a philosophical concept.It is not a negative concept,but a neutral academic one.The concept of faith can refer to faith in and pursuit of Marxism or communism.The author claims that faith,belief,ideal,and ideal belief are concepts within a same category,among which faith is superior to others.The author emphasizes that orientation of the four is necessary so as to ensure that the four aspects may function properly together to reflect the complicated spiritual being of mankind. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Academic and Realistic Features: the Dual Dimension and Their Integration in Marxism Studies HU Liu 2007, (8):  47-53.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (2311KB) ( )   The issue of the academic and realistic features of Marxism studies and integration of the two has long been a bottleneck problem in Marxism studies.This can be traced back to the failure to effectively distinguish the theoretical quality of Marxism,especially in relation to the so-called philosophy.The philosophical view of Marx shows that Marxism not only maintains the dual dimension of being both academic and realistic,but also accomplishes integration of the two.Hence only by observing the internal regulations of the philosophical view of Marx can Marxism studies be expanded to show its theoretical charm in modern times. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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On International Multilateral Organizations and Non-government Organizations:Lack of Legitimacy and Compensation LIU Zhen-ye 2007, (8):  54-62.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1897KB) ( )   In recent years,with the progress of globalization,global issue and crises are becoming increasingly serious.The international multilateral organizations,especially the various global agencies within the United Nations,are performing a more important role in coping with international affairs,which has led to the consequent crisis of questioning their legitimacy.Under such circumstances,involvement of non-governmental organizations contributes to the justification of international multilateral organizations,promotes effectiveness of their administration,and compensates,to a certain degree,for their weaknesses and defects References | Related Articles | Metrics

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The Impact of ASEM on East Asian Regionalism LU Chen-yang 2007, (8):  63-69.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1292KB) ( )   ASEM functions as a forum for governmental dialogues among 43 Asian and European countries.The author holds that ASEM has promoted collaboration of the two continents in politics,economy and culture.Moreover,as an external factor,it has also encouraged development of regionalism in East Asia. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Post-colonial Theory in the Light of Marxism LIU Li 2007, (8):  70-76.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1398KB) ( )   Edward W.Said,Homik Bhabha and Chakravorty Spvik,the three post-colonial theorists,referred to the idea of cultural hegemony by Gramsci,a Marxist in the west,to criticize the cultural hegemony of the west over the east.Then,what is the relation between post-colonial theory and Western Marxism? To answer this question,the author examined the post-colonial theory,and found out,for one thing,the defect of this theory,and for another,the significance of this theory to Marxism. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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A Review of Studies on Marx’s Modern Thought by Chinese Philosophers LIU Wu-gen 2007, (8):  77-83.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1321KB) ( )   The issue of modernity is a difficult focus in the current literature.The author points out that Marx had established his own unique perspective of modern thought.Recent studies of Marx’s modern thought by Chinese philosophers involve the following themes: 1,if Marx has formed modern thought and if so,what is the source of his modern thought;2,the dimensions and contents of Marx’s modern thought;3,the historical development course of Marx’s modern thought;and 4,relevance of Marx’s modern thought to construction of Chinese modernity.The author maintains that extended and in-depth studies of Marx’s modern thought is both the needs of Marxism studies,and the demand of constructing modernity in China today. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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"egemonia" is "Egemonia Leadership" or "Hegemony"——an Analysis of the Central Idea of Gramsci’s Political Theory TIAN Shi-gang 2007, (8):  84-87.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1600KB) ( )   The paper starts with an examination of the conceptual and political meaning of the term "egemonia",the central idea of Gramsci’s political theory.Following this,the author introduces Gramsci’s theory of leadership.This theory concerns issues such as leadership and proletarian leadership,leadership and the civil society,leadership and identity,leadership and cultural leadership,and the relation between leadership and intellectuals as well. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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Human Beings Are Integration of Purpose and Means DENG Cui-hua 2007, (8):  88-93.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (1032KB) ( )   Purpose and means is a pair of philosophical concepts with a long history whose integration is of great significance in modern China.To adhere to this idea we should constantly stick to the recognition that man represents the integration of purpose and means.With respect to material,man is the purpose,not the means.Man does not function as the means even in the process of producing materials to meet the needs of man.On the other hand,with respect to man,others,and the society,man represents both the purpose and the means.Man is the force that actualizes his own purpose.However,it is necessary to distinguish man as the means and material as the means.The author concludes that adhering to the understanding that man is integration of the purpose and the means is of tremendous significance in observing the people-oriented principle in the course of social development. References | Related Articles | Metrics