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	题名	作者	年代	出处
1	An Empirical Analysis of Price Fluctuations in the Transient China显示文摘随着近十年来我国向社会主义市场经济的过渡,经济的内在矛盾发生了巨大的变化,我国的物价水平经历了从高通货膨胀到通货紧缩的历程。我国出现的通货紧缩有着复杂的背景,既与我国处于市场化转轨过程有关,又与体制上一些特殊因素有关。因此本文试图利用TARCH模型和变参数模型从货币政策对物价影响的非对称效应,通货紧缩的货币原因,总供给曲线和产出缺口,以及消费需求、企业效益对物价的影响等多视角来定量分析和探讨我国转轨时期经济高增长与通货紧缩并存的原因。	GaoTiemei LiuYuhong WangJinming ZhuShida SallyBorthwick	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，2：
2	US-Soviet Détente and Establishment of US-China Diplomatic Relations显示文摘从1972年尼克松访华到1978年底发表建交公报,中美关系正常化经过了一个漫长的时期。原因很多,其中之一是美苏关系的牵制。尼克松政府寻求与苏联的缓和,导致中美关系停滞不前。福特政府期间正常化没有进展。卡特政府中主管外交的国务卿万斯和国家安全事务助理布热津斯基意见分歧。万斯认为美苏缓和关乎美国外交的全局,中美关系处于从属地位。布热津斯基主张发展中美关系来抵制苏联扩张。由于缓和的衰落,卡特总统到1978年才打定主意实现中美关系正常化。	TaoWenzhao ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，2：
3	“Meticulous Crafting” and “Plain Style”: Hu Shi's Prose显示文摘Hu Shi's Outline History of Chinese Philosophy, despite a number of shortcomings, opened a new era for an academic prose in vernacular Chinese. Hu set great store by the structural features of a ''''work,'''' arguing that it was not enough to assemble quotes,	ChenPingyuan ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
4	The Inheritance of Traditional Culture by Tang and Song Ci Poetry显示文摘The lyric verse form known as ci sprang from the grassroots of Chinese society. From its very outset it differed stylistically fromliterati poetry. We discuss Su Shi's attempt to make his ci more genteel, and go on to discuss how Tang and Song ci inherited their tradition.	YangHaiming ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
5	Establishing Female Rule in Sixteenth Century England: A Tale of Two Queens显示文摘When Mary I, the first queen of England (1553-1558) and Elizabeth I (1558-1603) were in power, they faced dual challenges: suspicion about the inheritance of the imperial power and general social anxiety about the rule of women. Mary I worked to make her rule legitimate by establishing a united rule through marriage.	LinMeixiang ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
6	On the Modern Destiny of the Yongjia School of Thought显示文摘In reign of Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty (1821-1862), a group of intellectuals of Wenzhou as represented by Sun Xidan, Sun Kengming, Sun Yiyan, Sun Yirang, Chen Fuchen, Chen Qiu and Song Shu tried to make use of the cultural resources of the Yongjia school of thought and practice,	ChenAnjin, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
7	The Formation of the U.S. Policy of Localized War in the Korean War显示文摘U.S. military policy underwent complex changes in the course of the Korean War. The initial military objective was to restore the status quo on the Korean peninsula prior to the outbreak of the war on 25 June 1950. In late September, however, following a flurry of military victories, it was decided tou nify the Peninsula by military means.	NiuJun ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
8	Heqin among Ethnic Groups in the Han Dynasty: Not A Political Liaison of Marriage显示文摘Definitions of the concept of heqin (''''''''harmony and affinity'''''''') among ethnic groups in the Han Dynasty have long been erratic in the scholarly community. Confusion between heqin and marriage liaison is common. As some princesses of the Han court were married off to the chieftains of ethnic minorities,	GeLiang ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
9	the Yuan Dynasty and Their Influence显示文摘Marital liaisons during the Yuan Dynastywere of four types:	CuiMingde ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
10	Reconsideration on Sovereignty显示文摘Sticking to facts, and to practice as the only criterion for truth, it becomes quite evident that sovereignty is divisible and transferable. The fact that there were colonies and China was once a semi-colony is evidence that sovereignty is divisible or transferable,	DaiBingran, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
11	The Clan Problem in Rural Grassroots Governance and Democratic Practice显示文摘The role of patrilineal clans in rural grassroots governance and democracy is conspicuously stratified. On the one hand, there is variation between village and township levels of governance: clan influence is greater in the former than in the latter. This is linked to the difference in size and area of village and township organizations.	XiaoTangbiao ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
12	Overall Effects of China's Recent Macroeconomic Regulatory Policies显示文摘China's economic regulatory policies in the last few years have played an important role in curbing the slide of its consistent growth drive. In terms of overall effects, the macroeconomic regulatory policies of each fiscal year have attained their targets. In some years, however,	LiJianwei, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
13	China's Financial Development and Economic Growth: A Positivist Analysis显示文摘China's financial reform lags behind economic growth. Econometric modelling shows that the higher the proportion of the non-state-owned sector, the faster economic growth. The role of advanced banking in stimulating economic growth is not,	ChenLiuqin ZengQingjiu, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
14	The Expansion of the Responsibility Theory of the Economic Law显示文摘Liability theory is a troublesome area in the theory of economic law. While objectively existing, there is controversy about whether there is a unique liability form. This has to be studied with both contradiction and relation analysis. There are gaps in the conventional distinction of ''sectoral'' (i.e.,economic) law and liability. A	ZhangShouwen, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
15	Clans in Private Economy显示文摘In traditional China, clans were dominant segments of society. Clan ideology is widespread in China, where private firms generally choose clan operation as their business form. Greater trust in family or clan members and resources distribution in terms of human affinity are all manifestations of the influence of the clan ideology on economic life.	ZhaoHongmei, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
16	The Expanding Concept of Knowledge: Logic as Knowledge-expressing Technique显示文摘The concept of knowledge is ever expanding. Natural language was man's earliest knowledge. Ancient mythology was the next step. As imaginary legends of myth were superseded by abstract rational ideas, knowledge expansion entered a third stage where philosophy is in the mainstream.	ZhouZhenxiang ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
17	On the Advocacy of the Theory of Act Devaluation显示文摘The fundamental antithesis of criminology in modern times is between the theories of act devaluation (violations of norms) and of consequential devaluation (violations of legal rights). This is not a debate between subjective and objective schools of criminological thought, but within the objective school.	ZhouGuangquan, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
18	“Huang Zongxi's Law” and the Institutionalized Basis of Taxation Reform显示文摘The farmer' s tax burden is a major problem affecting China's economic prosperity. Many purely financial approaches to theproblem have been proposed, including the aggregation of existing taxes and a halt on other exactions. This will not, however, address the root causes of the problem.	QinHui ZhuShida avidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
19	Family Policy Options for the Welfare of China's Children in the Future显示文摘China's current child welfare policies principally stress the importance of family care. The state will not intervene unless there is harm to the child. Owing to economic and human resource limitations, govemment child welfare work is mainly remedial: rendering assistance to orphaned,	ChengHaijun, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：
20	The Right to Concerted Action as Part of Human Rights显示文摘Associations existed in primitive human society. Only when the human race entered modem society, however, did concerted actions begin to enjoy institutionalized space and exercise tremendous impact on human life. In the late 20^th century a worldwide revolution of associations took place. Concerted actions may be classified as economic,	LiQi, ZhuShida DavidKelly	2004	Social Sciences in China2004，25，4：

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