Analysis and Reform Strategies of Campus Landscape of Hainan University

Campus landscape as an important campus green space carries such important functions as traffic, learning, communication, recreation, and entertainment. Landscape design of campus green spaces should not only be practical and beautiful, but also be able to show the natural and cultural atmosphere of campus, and the charm of the university based on its regional features, ecological environment and historical context. Through further analysis of green space landscape on Haidian Campus of Hainan University,this paper summarized the advantages and disadvantages of its green space landscape, and proposed the strategies for improving campus green space landscape of Hainan University from the perspectives of regionality, ecology and individuality.

International Financial System: Crisis and Reform Prospects

The "millennium bug" At a time when the financial storm began in Thailand has engulfed Asia andswept the entire world, economists eventually began to see the light.Rather than a localized unique Asian phenomenon, unfolding before us isactually a full-length tragedy, including acts such as the Mexican currency crisis inlate 1994, the Russian and Latin American financial meltdowns in 1998 and tread-ing hard on their heels, was the bankruptcy of the Long-term Credit ManagementFund in the United States.

National Engineering Research Center for Refractories Got “Excellent Achievement Prize” from National Development and Reform Commission

In 2012, on the occasion of 20th anniversary, National Engineering Research Center for Refractories, registered in Sinosteel LIRR, got ＂ Excellent Achievement Prize＂ from National Development and Reform Commission for its demonstration function and outstanding achievments.

A Comparative Study of Development and Reform of Urban-Rural Integration in Chengdu and Chongqing Based on System Theory

Chengdu and Chongqing,as two core cities in the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle,have always been in the front rank of development and reform of urban-rural integration in China.But due to different basic conditions,ideas and priorities are different in the two cities.This paper establishes an analysis framework based on system theory,conducts a systematic comparison on the development and reform of urban-rural integration in the two cities to achieve a comprehensive comparison study and finds out that:(a) Owing to different basic conditions,Chengdu and Chongqing have adopted different reform ideas and measures.Chengdu places more emphasis on systematic advancement,while Chongqing attaches more importance to key breakthroughs.(b) Chengdu’s high level shows that in the practice of urban-rural integration,independent policies and measures in local areas have limited effects.System efficiency can surpass the sum of local areas’ efficiencies only if a systematic method is adopted to comprehensively promote policies and measures for institutional innovations in various fields.

Sun Zhigang's Death and Reform of Detention System

The Measures on Aid and Management for Urban Vagrants and Beggars, issued by the State Council in mid-July, took effect on August 1. It marks a further improvement of China’s mechanism to aid urban vagrants and beggars. The new regulation has been enacted to replace the two-decade-old Measures for the Internment and Deportation of Urban Vagrants and Beggars. This policy reform has stemmed from the astounding case of Sun Zhigang, a young man that was brutally beaten to death while in custody at the Guangzhou Detention Center.

Deepening Reform, Enhancing Human Rights Development——Summary of the Symposium on Human Rights Construction and Reform

At the end of 2013, the Graduate School of the China University of . Political Science and Laworganized a symposium on t-luman Rights Construction and Reform and activities at the university in com-- memoration of the 65th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

INSTITUTION AND REFORM OF THE AWARDING SYSTEM IN CAS

Aoperational system of S&T awards can play a role of stimulation and promotion towards S&T workers. This article gives a brief review of the evolutionary process undergone by the CAS system of awards and an analytic exposition on the institution and operation of the current system. In addition, it evaluates the operation of the system and lists problems in this respect. At last, it puts forward proposals to restructure and perfect the system. Since its inauguration in 1949, the

Chinese Macroeconomic Stabilisation and Reform:A Briefing Note

While reform of the Chinese public and external sectors has promoted growth, it has alsoled to increasing macroeconomic volatility. Such volatility has largely been due to Chinasde facto administrative and fiscal decentralisation and its de jure attempts at reassertingcentral control through fiscal and commercial regulation. Section II will discuss somereasons for Chinas rapid economic growth and discuss the macro-level influences whichcaused output and inflation instability in the period 1979-1996. Section III will discuss theeffects of public sector reform on output and prices. Section IV will explore trade reformseffects on output and prices. The conclusion will discuss implications for stabilisation where stabilisation is taken to comprise economic policies aimed at reducing inflationwhile promoting long-term output growth.

The Role of （New） Leadership in EU-China Relations

The author argues that the change of China＇s leadership do not fundamentally affect the EU-China relationship. More structural factors and imbalances are at work. On both sides there is a collective leadership bound by continuity and constraints. Strategic advances have been made in the past on either side at junctures in the leadership and in the EU case at junctures of institutional change （Maastricht, Lisbon Treaties）： After the creation of High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission （HR/VP）, the European External Action Service （EEAS） and the EU President replacing rotating Presidencies the focus of the EU＇s China policy has been moving beyond economic to political and strategic initiatives. More leadership can be expected at EU level （while problem of MS coordination will remain）. The new Chinese leadership will inscribe itself into foreign policy continuity in the next few years, XI Jin-ping and LI Ke-qiang, have already been part of the previous leadership generation. Their likely pragmatic focused on economic issues in the relationship is in line with pressing need for domestic reform. Externally, leadership attention will remain on the US and the situation in Asia where the EU will remain unlikely to be seen as a key player. Managing issues and the political and bureaucratic processes has been the mainstay of the EU-China relationship, making it rather consistent and predictable.