陕西立法推动哲学社会科学事业高质量发展

Core Viewpoint - The newly passed "Shaanxi Province Philosophy and Social Science Development Promotion Regulations" aims to enhance the high-quality development of philosophy and social sciences in Shaanxi Province through legislative measures [1][2] Group 1: Legislative Framework - The regulations address existing issues such as inadequate work systems, insufficient investment, lack of academic excellence, shortage of leading talents, and unbalanced discipline construction [1] - The regulations mandate the provincial education authority to optimize the discipline setup in higher education institutions, promote first-class and advantageous disciplines, and support "rare" and less popular disciplines [1] Group 2: Research and Cultural Promotion - The regulations emphasize the need for research on significant cultural spirits such as the Yan'an Spirit, Zhaojin Spirit, and Xikang Spirit, as well as the interpretation of traditional Chinese cultures like Qinling, Yellow River, Great Wall, and others [1] - It encourages specialized research related to Shaanxi's high-quality development, including topics like the history of the Shaanxi-Gansu revolutionary base, archaeological studies, and the Belt and Road Initiative [1] Group 3: New-Type Think Tank Development - The regulations promote the establishment of new-type think tanks, encouraging the development of national high-end think tanks and provincial key think tanks with distinctive and differentiated characteristics [2] - New-type think tanks are expected to conduct forward-looking and targeted policy research to provide intellectual support for scientific decision-making [2] Group 4: Talent Development - The regulations require the philosophy and social science authorities to collaborate with talent departments to create a talent plan, focusing on the cultivation, introduction, evaluation, and incentive policies for philosophy and social science talents [2] - There is a specific emphasis on supporting the development of young talents through funding, publication, and recognition initiatives [2]