JOURNAL OF RENMIN UNIVERSITY OF CHINA Vol.4，No.2

　　ECONOMICS
　　WU XIAOQIU
　　How the Financial Crisis Is Changing the World:Ten Issues Surrounding the Financial Crisis
　　WANG XIAOJUN, QIAN ZHEN
　　Can China Construct a Unified Non-ContributoryOld-Age Pension System?
　　WANG SHENGBANG, CHEN Y1NG
　　The Macroeconomic Impact of the Internal RatingsBased Approach in the Basel II: A Perspective on Procyclicality
　　WU ZHENJUN, CUI CHUANYI
　　Income Growth among Returned Migrants: TheUnderlying Effect of Human Capital
　　MANAGEMENT
　　ZHANG LIHUA, SUN JIANMIN, CHEN XUYA
　　A Case Study of Cross-Cultural Management
　　SOCIOLOGY
　　LI YITIAN, ZHANG RONGNAN
　　Earthquake in Sichuan and Ecological
　　Civilization in China
　　HUMANITIES
　　WANG DUN
　　Changing Lanes: Fiction Translation and Modern Imagination in 1900's China
　　MENG GUANGLIN
　　Absolute or Limited:A Comparative Study of Chinese and Western Feudal Monarchies
　　INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
　　YU WANLI
　　US-China Relations in G.W.Bush's Years
　　RESEARCH REPORTS
　　THE RESEARCH TEAMS, RENMIN UNIVERSITY OF CHINA
　　China's Economic Stability and Growth in the Global Financial Crisis
　　Integration of Disciplines and Focus on Hotspots
　　 Moving towards a Society with More Common Consciousness:Challenges to Social Identity and Coping Policies
　　THE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS RESEARCH TEAM, RENM1N UNIVERSITY OF CHINA
　　China's Macroeconomy in the Course of Profound Downturn (Part II)

　　A financial crisis is spreading across the globe and having a tremendousimpact on the world economy and financial system. Learning lessons from thiscrisis is a crucial task faced by the government and scholars in China. It isimportant to further analyze the following related theoretical issues." the rootcauses of this worldwide financial crisis, the relationship between the realeconomy and the virtual economy, the reform of the international monetarysystem, the reestablishment of international financial order, financial innovationand regulation, the balance between government intervention and free marketprinciple, the reasons why investment banks failed, high financial leverage, thefuture of asset-securitization, and the alternative targets for monetary policy.