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Chapter I: Introduction -- Chapter II: Death Penalty Public Defense: Backgrounds and Legal Careers -- Chapter III: The Moral Cause Against State Oppression -- Chapter IV: Empathy and Compassion for the Defendant -- Chapter V: Death Penalty Trial Strategies -- Chapter VI: Emotional and Physical Consequences of Death Penalty Trial Work -- Chapter VII: Politics of Death Penalty -- Chapter VII: A Profession in Disrepute: Defending the Most Violent People.

The fertility paradox: more working women, more babies -- Traditional explanations for the nexus between female employment and fertility rates -- Gender egalitarianism as a new model -- Building a new model to explain the fertility paradox -- The service economy, general skills and the rise of women -- Employment protection legislation and flexible labour markets -- wage dispersion and private sector substitutes for unpaid household work -- Defamiliarising family benefits and leave policies -- Dual-earner oriented pro-employment policies -- large female-friendly, service-oriented public sector -- Equitable division of unpaid household labour -- The future of fertility and female employment.

Looking for God in exciting new ways. David Bowie, nominiert für eine POP-Theologie der Gegenwartskultur? -- I'm trying hard to fit among your scheme of things. Bowies Lebensfrage nach letzten Sinnzusammenhängen in einer seltsam fremden Welt -- I want to live! Bowies religioide Sehnsuchtsbilder von freilebendiger Ewigkeit -- we are / God / is / on top of it all / thats all / we are / praying / we are / God. Bowies theounlogische, untheologische Grundeinsichten (und die Eigenarten theologischer Pointenpuzzles) -- I think about a world to come. Bowies heiliger Kosmos und die Architektur (s)eines kunstvollen theologoiden Systems -- We can be us just for one day. Bowies POP und der transkonventionelle Umgang mit Gott, Religion und weiteren postmodern (vor-)letzten Dingen.

The Reasons Why the Narrative of Memory and not Storytelling. Reconstructing Past, Present and Future -- Building the Future: Transcultural and Transnational Dimensions of the Narratives of the Past -- Diversity of Collective Memories and Identification Processes on Monuments: The Case Study of Columbus Monument in Huelva (Spain) -- Is Nostalgia Dangerous? Post-Soviet Nostalgia in the Memory of the Soviet Times and the Fluctuations of the Social Order -- Labor Memories: Distant Reading Exercises -- European Memory and Identity During the Refugee Crisis -- Bodies on the Border: Sports Stories and Memories of Istrian and Dalmatian Exiles Narratives and Social Reality -- Narratives of Memory on Twitter: the case of the Día de la Lealtad in Argentina -- The "Movimiento 19 de abril" (Colombia) and the Reconstruction of Public Memory between Narrative and Counter-narrative -- The symbol as a memory. The transcendence in the religious narrative of the book of Job -- The memory of art or the art of memory: the roles of art in the reconversion of industrial sites -- Knowledge of the History of Latin American Philosophical and Political Thought in Political Culture of the New Generations -- The Narratives about the Two Sides of Wars: New Technologies Entangled by Antiquity.

Introduction: The story so far -- 1 Freedom withdrawals and the trade-off for compliance -- 2 Harmalogical pharmacology and the Covid-19 vaccine -- 3 Technocratic feudalism and the new surveillance governance -- 4 Digital apartheids and the 'Other' -- 5 Asymptomatic freedom, resistance and the 'anti-vaxxers' -- 6 Heavy hands and iron fists against high social fevers -- 7 The new futures of exclusion.

Chapter 1. Introduction (Marina Yu. Kotova, Outi Lauhakangas) -- Part I. From the paremiological core to actual use of proverbs -- Chapter 2. Terms of a paremiological minimum and a paremiological core in the current paremiology (Marina Kotova) -- Chapter 3. Matti Kuusi's typology in the light of contemporary use of proverbs (Outi Lauhakangas) -- Chapter 4. Paremiological equivalence: a comparative study (Harald Ulland & Izabela Dixon) -- Part II. Problems of cultural differences -- Chapter 5. Logico-Semiotic classification of Somali proverbs (Georgy Kapchits) -- Chapter 6. Hungarian proverbial parallels of the Russian paremiological core with different imagery (Irina Zimonyi-Kalinyina) -- Chapter 7. Bulgarian proverbs with contradictory opposition and their English parallels (Nadezhda B. Ershova) -- Part III. Ethnonyms in proverbs -- Chapter 8. Proverbs with ethnonyms in Czech and English languages (Оlesya S. Sergienko) -- Chapter 9. Belorussian proverbs with ethnonyms and proper names (Marina Yu. Kotova & Natalia E. Boeva) -- Chapter 10. Conclusion (Marina Yu. Kotova, Outi Lauhakangas). .

Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Barefoot Doctors and Sense of Obligation -- Chapter 3. Informed Consent and Marketization of Healthcare -- Chapter 4. Public Hospital Reform and Physician Obligation -- Chapter 5. Systemic Healthcare Reform and State Obligation -- Chapter 6. Conclusion.

Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Future Trends And Developments For Urban Mobility -- Chapter 3. Approaches For Sustainable Urban Mobility Futures -- Chapter 4. A Holistic Sustainable Transition Approach – Theory To Action -- Chapter 5. Reflections On Sustainable Urban Mobility Futures -- Chpater 6. Conclusion And Perspectives.

1. Introduction -- 2. Long-term Residency Rights, Citizenship Schemes and the Attraction of Talents: Transnational Presence over Generations in the Face of Investment Migration -- 3. Integration in Host Societies beyond the Dependence Visa: Migrant Children in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries -- 4. The Impediments for Second-generation Migrants to Enter Higher Education in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries -- 5. Motives for Choosing to Study at International Branch Campuses in Qatar: Possibilities and Challenges for Qatari and Foreign Students -- 6. Children of Skilled Overseas Filipino Workers in the United Arab Emirates and Their Versions of Citizenship -- 7. The Return Experience and the Perpetual In-betweenness of Gulf-born Non-resident Indians: Analysis of Cases in Kuwait -- 8. Belonging as Familiarity: The Bitterness of Permanent Temporariness among Qatar-born Egyptians -- 9. Privileged but Immobile: Citizenship and Career Paths for the Youth of Bicultural Kuwaiti–Filipino Families -- 10. Expressing Identity through the Dressed Body: A Study of Iranian Migrants in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries.

Introduction -- Festivals, between ritual sacrum and consumption profane. Definitions of festivals - from Durkheim and Mauss to event studies -- Researching Values and Festivals - critical analysis of techniques and research tools. Defining values relevance at festivals - Festivals as contact zones – case studies - festivalization of integration and difference -- From commercialized legend to community-based festival. The case study of Jarocin Festival -- Music festivals and local cultural ecosystems -- Cultural policy implications of the festivalization of values -- Music festivals and sustainability-oriented values -- Audience development practice and festivals' mission statements -- Organizational symbolism of music festivals. Organizational formats for social integration and community engagement -- Festivals without festivals – Pandemic Time case studies -- The resilience of festivals and the loyalty of their audiences during pandemic/lockdowns -- Finale. Festivals and Values.

Chapter 1. Bourdieu: From Epistemology to Ontology -- Chapter 2. Critical Realism: Ontology in an Era of Ontological Scepticism -- Chapter 3. Habitus: A Critical Realist Interpretation -- Chapter 4. Fields: Bourdieu and Beyond -- Chapter 5. A Bourdieusian Approach to Institutions -- Chapter 6. Habitus: From Theory to Method? A Six-point Heuristic -- Chapter 7. Taking Bourdieu into the World.

Introduction -- Chapter 1. Urbanization and Sustainability -- Chapter 2. Enabling Environmental Sustainability.-Chapter 3. Urban Green Economies -- Chapter 4. Urban Water and Waste -- Chapter 6. Urban Environmental Sustainability: Challenges and Opportunities -- Chapter 7. The Path Forward.

1. Introduction for Racism, Violence and Harm: Ideology, Media and Resistance -- 2. Do Roma Lives Matter? A Critical Inquiry into European Media Coverage of violence against Roma -- 3. Police Violence, racism and anti-racism: opinion struggles in the Portuguese daily newspapers -- 4. Māori, policing, and mass media narratives in Aotearoa New Zealand -- 5. 'Hero cop' versus 'unwanted son': criminal prosecutions against white police officers in relation to black deaths in custody and the Australian mainstream media -- 6. Immortalising the Golden Age of Middle Eastern Crime': Police-media liaisons, essentialism, and epistemic violence -- 7. A 'reasonable' and 'excusable' violence: The spread of anti-Muslim violence through the machinery of media, social media, and trigger events -- 8. Occupied Narrative and the 2021 Unity Intifada -- 9. A Violent Dream: Importing the 'Australian Solution' to the United Kingdom -- 10. Policing the Savage Horde: The Texas Rangers and colonial narratives of anti-Mexican violence -- 11. Jordan Camp and Christina Heatherton - Riots in the Master's Hall: Racism, Nationalism, and the Crisis of U.S. Hegemony.