论中国地下空间权利登记制度的建立

研究目的:为保障地下空间合理利用,探讨中国地下空间权的确权登记现状及问题,并提出建议。研究方法:归纳演绎法,定性研究法。研究结果:(1)随着《物权法》的颁布实施,中国地下空间权利性质得以确定,本文从制度完善的角度出发,研究其权利登记制度具有十分重要的现实意义和参考价值。(2)中国地下空间权利登记各地情况不一,全国范围内的地下空间权利登记制度尚待建立。研究结论:加快确立地下空间权利登记制度,完善不动产登记制度,推进物权管理。     

浅析影响土地利用规划的不确定因素——以柳州市为例

土地利用规划的一个重要特征是对未来的导向性，规划过程中存在着众多不确定因素，了解规划中的不确定因素，采用合理手段尽量降低规划的不确定性是做好规划的关键之一。本文在不确定理论的基础上，通过剖析柳州市上轮规划存在的问题，进而从政策、经济、技术等方面分析了影响柳州市土地利用规划的不确定因素，最后针对这些不确定因素提出降低规划不确定性的措施建议——弹性规划．以提高柳州市土地利用规划编制和实施的科学性和可操作性。     

高速公路路堤下复合地基理论的几点探究

结合国内外研究资料和当前路堤下复合地基的现状,探讨了国内现行的几种高速公路路堤下复合地基理论研究成果,并指出研究中存在的问题,对今后的研究工作提出建议。     

On multistage flexible comprehensive evaluation of complicated system

The paper analyzed characters of complicated system and discussed the reason of comprehensive evaluation, realization of flexible comprehensive evaluation was researched from prospect of dynamic measure selection of evaluation, balance of functionality and harmony, uncertainty factor. In the end, multistage flexible comprehensive evaluation of complicated system was applied to performance evaluation of firm.     

居住小区公共建筑设计研究

本文就如何在居住小区环境中合理配置和设计公共建筑,使其与小区环境有机结合,提高小区的可识别性和归属感等一系列问题进行了阐述,从而能够满足居民更高层次的需求。     

Studies in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Abstract

Universities around the world are involved in dynamic change as they seek creative solutions in response to a number of educational and structural issues. To be effective, educational methodologies and technologies need to be anchored to the diverse material circumstances characterising different groups of learners. The challenge for universities offering programs of study in tourism and hospitality management is to provide avenues for learning which are reflective of the needs of industry and incorporate the technology now available. One of the more significant responses has centred on the development of educational programs for flexible learning.

This paper is an analytical reflection on the experience of redesigning and developing programs in tourism and hospitality to increase student access to a wide variety of stimulating learning resources and delivery media. In particular, it documents the process of developing, teaching and evaluating a subject entitled, “Asian Cultures in Tourism and Travel” within a three-year Bachelor of Business program that offers concentrations in Tourism, Travel, Hospitality and Leisure Management.     

英汉“前、后”时空概念表达对比研究

“前、后”是语言中最基本的两个方位词，既可以指涉空间，又可以指代时间，汉语中“前、后”两个字本身有多种空间和时间意义，而英语通过多个词汇来表达相对应的含义。“前、后”在英语和汉语中表达方式的异同，反映了中西方在时空思维上的深层差异。     

展示空间中视觉传达元素的运用及设计

诺基亚现代展示厅的设计通过空间造型、灯光装饰以及色彩的协调运用，构筑了消费者与商家交流的平台。在展示空间设计上应借鉴其展示技巧，增加展示空间力度，以收到良好的展示效果。     

State Rescaling in Non‐Western Contexts

State rescaling is the subject of a continuously growing literature that provides valuable insights into our current understandings of globalization, the spatiality of the capitalist state and urban and regional development. There have been, however, growing concerns about the wider applicability of this literature. Since the bulk of state rescaling studies have focused on North American and European examples, the existing literature is limited in its conceptualization of the diverse and concrete ways in which the spatial and scalar restructuring of capitalist states takes place in different historical, political and social contexts beyond North America and Western Europe. This symposium provides the literature with a valuable opportunity to transcend this limitation. The articles in this collection discuss the processes of state rescaling in non‐Western countries such as Japan, Korea, Brazil and Turkey. By providing detailed explanations of state rescaling and the associated politico‐economic processes in non‐Western countries and regions, they not only show that state‐rescaling literature is more widely applicable and meaningful beyond Western politico‐economic contexts, but also point out what is missing in the existing corpus.     

Don't Plan! The Use of the Notion of ‘Culture’ in Transforming Obsolete Industrial Space

How is the notion of ‘culture’ understood and used in planning the transformation of obsolete industrial space? This article analyses the evidence from a current planning project in Suvilahti, Helsinki. It shows that ‘culture’ is imagined and employed as an instrument capable of producing difference in urban space. The transformation of the Cable Factory in Helsinki and the subsequent consensus on the importance of ‘culture’ are shown to have influenced the planning of Suvilahti. On the one hand, planning is being carried out with a deliberate minimization of planning interventions and the promotion of the spontaneous, non‐planned practices of cultural producers: the future Suvilahti is imagined as a ‘cultural enclave’ and its community is characterized as a ‘living organism’. On the other, ‘culture’ is planned in terms of its supposedly positive effects on urban space. Planners do not want to interfere with the non‐planned character of ‘cultural production’, yet at the same time they express certainty about cultural production's positive spatial and socioeconomic effects. The transformation of Suvilahti is playing an important part in the large‐scale planning project to redevelop the old industrial harbour in Kalasatama, Helsinki. The changes in the nature of planning are analysed under the concept of cultural governmentality.