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Intro -- Inhalt -- 1. Einstieg: Was sind soziale Medien? -- Die wichtigsten Formen sozialer Medien -- Entwicklung und Verbreitung der sozialen Medien -- 2. Aufbau des Bandes -- 3. Selbstdarstellung und Privatsphäre in sozialen Medien -- Persönliche Öffentlichkeiten -- Selbstdarstellung und vorgestelltes Publikum -- Die kommunikative Architektur sozialer Medien -- Technische Lösungen und soziale Normen -- 4. Medienöffentlichkeit und Journalismus -- Massenmediale Öffentlichkeiten -- Das Internet und der Wandel von Öffentlichkeit -- Kommunikation in vernetzten Öffentlichkeiten -- 5. Meinungsbildung in und mit sozialen Medien -- Medien und Meinungsbildung -- Soziale Medien als Intermediäre -- Mögliche Einschränkungen von Vielfalt -- 6. Teilhabe an Wissenswelten -- Ordnung durch Algorithmen -- Das Wiki-Prinzip -- Jenseits von Wikipedia -- Partizipationskultur für alle? -- 7. Das Partizipationsparadox -- Formen der Teilhabe -- Zwischen Teilhabe und Fremdbestimmung -- 8. Fazit und offene Fragen -- Zum Weiterlesen -- Onlinequellen -- Glossar.

This article reveals the relevance of the study of various ethnic groups associated with the need to create a full-fledged theory based on a systematic approach that allows formulating their adequate definition, classification, and ultimately the structure and content of the main part of socio-psychological ethnology as a branch of social psychology. It also describes both positive and negative, including extremist and criminal,ethnic groups, as well as socio-psychological technologies used when working with those. The article considers a socio-psychological approach to working with ethnic groups, taking into account their belonging to a particular type.

Chapter 1: Understanding the Clinical and Social Psychological Aspects of HIV -- Chapter 2: HIV: Its History, Science & Epidemiology -- Chapter 3: Sexuality & HIV Risk in Gay Men -- Chapter 4: HIV Prevention -- Chapter 5: HIV Diagnosis, Management & Prognosis -- Chapter 6: HIV & Mental Health -- Chapter 7: Intersecting Identities -- Chapter 8: Looking to the Future – Eradication by 2030?.

The purpose of this paper is to analyse the effects of Article 113 of the Albanian Criminal Code on women. This article appears to be gender neutral, but it's enforcement affects women disproportionately and face them with forms of indirect gender discrimination. Through monitoring of Tirana Judicial District Court's decisions, with object article 113 of the ACC, "Prostitution", for a four year period from 2010 through 2013 and interviews with women who have exercised prostitution, there are brought in attention the profiles of the individuals who exercise prostitution and also social aspects of this phenomena. The hypothesis raised in this paper is that the profile of an individual who exercises prostitution is a vulnerable woman, with low education, unemployed, with low income, who is faced with family and social problems. This paper analyses the relation between the social aspects and legal dynamics of article 113 of ACC. The changes of 2012 introduced in the article 113 of the ACC brought sanctions for persons who buy the service of prostitution reflecting the process of social changes and understanding of gender equality. The issue of the next steps to address this phenomenon is analysed in this article too.

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This article examines the contradictory impact on social policy in Venezuela of the growth of oil revenues. A poverty that is born of riches is described. The effects of the oil economy in, for example, undermining local food production and destroying local housing construction in favour of importing food and prefabricated structures is analysed. Social policy is characterised as improving the welfare of the people while simultaneously contributing to the development of a rentist economy linked to the precarious future of the world capitalist economy. Such social policy has the support of the recipients of welfare and so limits any possibility for social struggle and transformation.

S. 55-88: Social aspects of economic development in Israel

Recently, interest in the aging process of the Polish society and the phenomenon of old age has risen among social pedagogues, although though rarely they have been undertaken in research and publications in the field of this discipline. The article presents selected aspects and consequences of this issue and related social challenges. Focus has been placed on aging as a global demographic process, social attitudes towards elderly people and old age, different models of care for the elderly in European Union countries, educational and social activity of seniors. At the end, the most important tasks have been defined for social policy and organisation of geriatric care.

The main objective of the article is to present the development of social work in Lithuania. The conception of social work and the social work definition problems are discussed in the first part. The absence of general social work theory and multfifunctionality of social work practice are obstacles for the unified conception of social work. The development of social work profession is discussed in the second part of the article. The roots of social work are the pseudoaltruistic behavior of animals and the proper altruistic behavior of hominids. There are eight stages of social work development in Lithuania according to author: GDL and the Union with Poland, period of Tsarist occupation, interwar independence, Models of Soviet social security, Formal acceptance of the notion of social work, professionalisation of social work, professional social work, social euro-integration. The contextual factors of social work in Lithuania are discussed in the third part of the article. The main contextual factors of social work are: socio-economical situation, legislative basis, international context, social service givers. The research in social work and the future development of social work discipline in Lithuania is discussed in the last part.