论全媒体对传统期刊的影响

全媒体时代已经到来，传统期刊的编辑、销售、市场定位、整体传播等各方面要与新媒体进行联合。全媒体时代的期刊经营要与当前的技术创新紧密结合，从而增强期刊核心竞争力。面对期刊全媒体的表达形式，我们不仅要做好人才储备，也要处理好新媒体运作和传统纸质媒介的关系，并进行必要的技术革新，同时还要防范一些升级的误区。     

网络阅读研究

从网络阅读的定义入手，重点比较了传统阅读与网络阅读在诸多方面的差异，介绍了我国国民阅读率持续下降与网络阅读率快速上升的现状，分析了网络阅读诸多优势与弊端，指出网络阅读已是大势所趋，但传统阅读不可替代，提出传统阅读与网络阅读互补共进的思想。     

论道家“天人合一”思想的现实意义

“天人合一”思想是中国传统化的理论核心，其源头道家“天人合一”思想立足于自然，强调“与天为一”，它包含着深厚的生态伦理思想和管理思想，对构建现代社会人与自然和谐关系和现代管理模式有深远的现实意义。     

A Holy Hall of Chinese Traditional Arts——Hong Bao Tang ＆ Its Host Mr.Cheng Maoquan

The Chinese traditional cultures are es- sential part of the 5,000-year civilization of China.It has become more and more important how to pass on the quintessence of the Chinese traditional culture when the national economy is advancing by leap and bounds.[第一段]     

现代旅游对传统民族文化的影响

传统民族文化是民族旅游的重要资源.对传统民族文化进行旅游开发能产生良好的经济效益和其它积极影响,但它也给民族传统文化带来了不容忽视的负面作用,如传统民族文化的同化、庸俗化、商品化等.     

传统村落的公共空间保护与更新思路探讨——以红河州建水县苍台村为例

村落公共空间作为承载村落民俗、节庆、歌舞等传统技艺、传统文化的场所,是村落中的重要节点,本文将从红河州建水县团山村公共空间保护更新的经验入手,以此作为范例,借鉴其在传统村落中如何从整体格局和尺度考虑来构建真正适应于村民生产生活的场所,同时结合建水县官厅镇苍台村公共空间现状情况分析,比较得出适合于苍台村的公共空间保护与更新策略,为下一步苍台村空间格局的整体保护与发展提供参考价值。     

中国高新技术改造传统产业企业技术创新效率测算及其影响因素——基于超越对数随机前沿模型的实证分析

利用2008—2012年182家上海高新技术改造传统产业企业的面板数据,运用超越对数随机前沿模型测度了其技术创新效率,并分析了企业的创新开放性、技术学习努力程度、技术学习能力、科技活动长期行为倾向、政府支持力度等对企业技术创新效率的影响。结果显示:企业的技术学习能力、科技活动长期行为倾向和政府支持力度对企业技术创新效率的提升有显著的促进作用,而创新开放性、技术学习努力程度在2年后才有正向影响。最后提出相关的政策建议。     

电子货币影响短期利率的实证研究:基于狭义电子货币的视角

基于电子货币的狭义定义,本文从狭义电子货币影响货币供求的角度选择影响短期利率的解释变量并构建理论模型。在控制其他影响因素后,发现狭义电子货币对30天期Chibor利率的直接影响并不显著,而主要受传统货币电子化、移动网络等支付技术发展影响的变量,如货币供给流动性、金融电子化程度以及现金漏损率与30天期Chibor利率之间存在长期协整关系,货币供给流动性、金融电子化程度以及现金漏损率对30天期Chibor利率的影响方向均为正。     

B2C网站整合传统连锁零售企业的探讨

B2C网站整合传统连锁零售业,可解决B2C电子商务发展过程中遇到的物流难题,通过这种整合,连锁经营企业也快速拓展了电子商务业务,两者的结合,可实现优势互补,资源共享,应进一步探讨整合的实施对策。     

Indigenous Peoples,Resource Extraction and Sustainable Development: An Ethical Approach

Resource extraction companies worldwide are involved with Indigenous peoples. Historically these interactions have been antagonistic, yet there is a growing public expectation for improved ethical performance of resource industries to engage with Indigenous peoples. (Crawley and Sinclair, Journal of Business Ethics 45, 361–373 (2003)) proposed an ethical model for human resource practices with Indigenous peoples in Australian mining companies. This paper expands on this work by re-framing the discussion within the context of sustainable development, extending it to Canada, and generalizing to other resource industries. We argue that it is unethical to sacrifice the viability of Indigenous cultures for industrial resource extraction; it is ethical to engage with indigenous peoples in a manner consistent with their wishes and needs as they perceive them. We apply these ideas to a case study in the coastal temperate rainforest of Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia, Canada. In this case a scientific panel comprised of Nuu-Chah-Nulth elders, forest scientists and management professionals, achieved full consensus on developing sustainable forest practice standards by drawing equally on Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge and Western science in the context of one of the most heated and protracted environmental conflicts in Canadian history. The resulting sustainable forest practice standards were later adopted by leading forestry firms operating on the coast. Our analysis of this scientific panels success provides the basis for advancing an ethical approach to sustainable development with Indigenous peoples. This ethical approach is applicable to companies working in natural resource industries where the territories of Indigenous peoples are involved.David Lertzman Ph.D. is Adjunct Assistant Professor of Environmental Management and Sustainable Development and Senior Associate with the TransCanada International Institute for Resource Industries and Sustainability Studies at the Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary. He teaches courses on Sustainable Development With Indigenous Peoples at the Graduate and Undergraduate levels, and in the MSc Program in Sustainable Energy Development for Latin America and the Caribbean. Dr. Lertzman also teaches a Wilderness Retreat on Leadership for Sustainable Development in the MBA program. He is a private consultant and has worked in many Indigenous communities, mostly in Western Canada.Harrie Vredenburg Ph.D. is Professor and Suncor Energy Chair in Competitive Strategy and Sustainable Development at the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary where he is also Director of the TransCanada International Institute for Resource Industries and Sustainability Studies. He teaches in Haskaynes MBA and PhD programs. He is also Academic Chair of the MSc program in Sustainable Energy Development for Latin America and the Caribbean offered by the Haskayne School of Business at the Quito Ecuador campus of regional partner, the Latin American Energy Organization (OLADE). He regularly teaches in the Latin American program.