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　　·观察·

　　报告

　　11 清华大学社会学系社会发展研究课题组  　　以利益表达制度化实现社会的长治久安

　　25 张文木      　　2009-2010战略思想报告：印度洋与印度国家安全（上）

　　全球事务

　　34 马小军      “领土主权理论”的变化与中国领土主权安全再认识

　　44 Niall Ferguson（英国）    复杂性和崩溃——帝国处于混乱的边缘

　　53 Ramon Pacheco Pardo（英国）   欧盟对华政策：具有全球雄心的双边关系

　　59 陈伟信      简析《伙伴关系与合作协定》所形成的中欧多层次博弈

　　64 陶短房（加拿大）     卢旺达：RUANDA还是   RWANDA？

　　转型

　　71 潘毅 卢晖临      暴力文化：分包劳动体制与后社会主义时代建筑工人的集体行动

　　80 邵宁       国有企业与国有资产管理体制改革

　　·智慧·

　　90 张宁（瑞士）     1951-1952：上海司法实践的政治化拐点（下）

　　109 萧延中      近期中国的毛泽东研究：一个政治意识生态的框架草图（上）

　　116 刘建平      意识形态陷阱：国家工业化战略与农业合作化高潮（下）

　　来信讨论

　　130 方绍伟（美国）     产权国家论：关于多党民主的“公地悲剧”

　　141 马 戎      “汉化”还是现代化

　　147 刘道玉      为什么不能批评政府

　　150 邓键一      电影与中国外交：一个理论层面的探讨

　　154 卢伟力      从国共关系到两岸局势：谈大陆电影中的现代中国历史

　　158 鲍伟聪      电影与中国外交形象

　　书评

　　161 林蕴晖      拨开历史的迷雾——读侯凤菁《燃烧的多瑙河：匈牙利1956年事件真相》

　　169 高华       新解博、毛、周“三国志”：评《博古和毛泽东》（下）

　　178 郑浩       “中国模式”其实很简单

　　·格调·

　　182       品味崔如琢

　　187       古币收藏：方寸之间品味中国

　　Content of Issue 33 of the Magazine Leaders

　　Observation

　　Report

　　11 To Preserve the Lasting Social Stability by Institutionalizing Interest Articulation

　　25 Report on Indian Ocean and India's National Security

　　Global Affairs

　　34 Rethinking China's Territorial Sovereignty and Territorial Security

　　44 Complexity and Collapse, Empires on the Edge of Chaos

　　53 EU's Policy towards China: a Bilateral Relationship with Global Ambitions

　　59 A Preliminary Assessment of the Multi-level Games in EU-China Relations Post the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement

　　64 Ruanda or Rwanda?

　　Transition

　　71 The Culture of Violence: the Labor Subcontract System and the Collective Action of Construction Workers in Post-Socialist　China

　　80 The Reform of State-owned Enterprises and State-owned Assets Administration System

　　Wisdom

　　90 The Political Turning Point of Shanghai Judicial System in 1951-1952

　　109 Studies on Mao Zedong in Recent Years in China (I)

　　116 An Ideological Trap: National Industrialization Strategies and the Climax of Agricultural Cooperation Movement

　　Letters

　　130 Multi-party Democracy: Another "Tragedy of the Commons"

　　141 Sinicization or Modernization?

　　147 The Government Can Not Be Criticized?

　　150 Movies and China's Diplomacy

　　154 The Modern Chinese History in the Movies of Mainland China

　　158 Movies and China's Diplomatic Image

　　Book Review

　　161 Review on Combustion of the Danube: the Truth of Hungarian Revolution of 1956

　　169 Review on Bo Gu and Mao Zedong (II)

　　178 Review on China Model

　　Summary of Issue 33 of the Magazine Leaders

 

　　To Preserve the Lasting Social Stability by Institu-tionalizing Interest Articulation

　　In recent years, we have actually fallen into a strange circle of stability-preservation ("weiwen"): while governments of all levels spend lots of manpower, resources and money on preserving social stability, the occurrence of social contradictions and conflicts does not decrease, but keeps growing. In a sense, it results in a paradox of "the more preservation, the more instability". There are some certain factors that bring about this phenomenon, and among the factors an objective one is the increase of social contradictions and conflicts after the establishment of the market economy system, and other key ones are the defects of existing ideas and patterns of stability-preservation.

　　Rethinking China's Territorial Sovereignty and Territorial Security

　　Countries are struggling for resources and trying to control international strategic accesses, thus the delimitation of maritime boundaries for China will be time-consuming, and the struggle in sea power will become more complex and intense. At present, except that Beibu Gulf waters between China and Vietnam are successfully demarcated, China still has maritime disputes with eight neighbors, and the controversial areas amount to 1.5 million square kilometers, which almost account for 1/2 of China's sea areas.　　

　　The Culture of Violence: the Labor Subcontract System and the Collective Action of Construction Workers in Post-Socialist China

　　With all these laws issued in the late 1990s, the restructuring of the construction industry was almost complete. However, while these changes might have increased efficiency and productivity in the operation of the construction projects, these changes also had an adverse impact on the industry such as the introduction of unreasonable low bids, unfair preference for local bidders, collusion between a property developer (or owner) and a bidder or between bidders, poor quality of construction and even cheating, bribery and corruption. The profit margins for the contractors and subcontractors became extremely low. The excessive reduction in the contract price through competitive bidding and opaque contract negotiation often meant the actual profit rate was below 3%.