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The article describes the analysis of directions of entrepreneurial activity in the fi eld of social marketing. In the work, portraits of segments of the target audience as a result of a survey through a questionnaire have been formed. The author identifi ed the target client task, developed recommendations for the promotion of social marketing services of "BeGood" Agency.

This week we revisit our October 2017 conversation with author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates. He joins David to talk about his upbringing in Baltimore, his career in journalism, race relations in America, reflections on the Obama presidency, and more.
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The author/artist provides twenty images from three of her performance and video series: Home and Away (2003), Seeking Refuge (2008), and Mute (2008), complementing them with descriptions of the creative process and the collective experiences the images depict. Themes of identity, migration, displacement, loss, and vulnerability provide a stark contrast to the hopeful possibility of cosmopolitanism.

AbstractThis short essay recounts the author's interactions with Nick Martin in the years they both worked with Lindon Eaves at Virginia Commonwealth University. Although coming from very different academic traditions, they became close colleagues building their young careers together. Nick generously shared his statistical genetics expertise and the author taught Nick a thing or two about psychiatric illness.

This personal narrative shares a perspective of a non-binary trans qualitative writer who engages in the reflexive practice of evolutionary astrology. The author focuses on vulnerable, healing and therapeutic aspects of autoethnographic writing, and his quest for being authentic while dealing with difficult emotions related to his "misfit feeling" when crossing the boundary lines within Slovak academia.

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The author analyzed the military tricks and basic principles of combat capabilities of Ukrainian rebels, led by Viktor Bilash in the battles on May 25, 1918. On that day, the rebels defeated a unit of Hetman P. Skoropadsky and a unit of the Austro-Hungarian Army. The insurgents successfully applied 6 strategies and 6 basic principles of battle.

The article is devoted to the problem of the Moro - Moslem minority in the southern Philippine island of Mindanao. The author provides a brief historical overview of the internal conflict between the Philippine government and Moslem separatists and analyzes the latest attempt by the state to resolve this conflict through the formation of the Bangsamoro autonomy (BAARM).

[Excerpt] In Philosophy and Vulnerability, the author sets out to put a certain idea of philosophy to work by commenting on the writings of three artists, activists and thinkers: Catherine Breillat, a French filmmaker, novelist and professor; Joan Didion, an American political writer; and Audre Lorde, a poet, feminist, and civil rights activist – none of whom are professional academic philosophers.

In this paper the author takes issue with the notion of the Black Atlantic as discussed by the British scholar Paul Gilroy. While sympathising with the overall perspective it criticises Gilroy's uncritical, almost iconographic, approach to black intellectual celebrities such as W. E. B. Du Bois and C. L. R. James and particularly their discussion of Marxist tropes and communist politics.

This work has been partially funded by the Spanish MECD FPU fellowship program granted to the author Borja Genovés Guzmán, the Catalan Government under Grant 2017-SGR-1479, and the Spanish Government under the national project 'TERESA-ADA' with ID no. TEC2017-90093-C3-2-R and TEC2017-90093-C3-1-R (MINECO/AEI/FEDER, UE).

In this paper the author takes issue with the notion of the Black Atlantic as discussed by the British scholar Paul Gilroy. While sympathising with the overall perspective it criticises Gilroy's uncritical, almost iconographic, approach to black intellectual celebrities such as W. E. B. Du Bois and C. L. R. James and particularly their discussion of Marxist tropes and communist politics.

The paper partly examines the biography of the poet and monk Vitaliy Dubenskyi. The author includes an analysis of Dubenskyi's work, called «Dioptra …», which is a classic example of hesychast literature. Great attention is paid to the criticism of the «earthly world» and its opposition to the «divine world». Elements of humanism in Dubenskyi's poetic writings are also noted.

The article deals with the actual problem of identifying the constitutive features of urban inscriptions in modern public space. The definition of the concept of urban inscriptions, their basic classification (institutional and personal) and comparative analysis are introduced. Aside from that to classify constitutive signs of inscriptions the author distinguishes two groups of main characteristics: functional and structural.

The author examines quantitative and qualitative indicators of the external traffic from social networks to the website of SPSTL SB RAS Division. Based on the developed methodology for evaluating data from web analytics systems, conclusions about the significance of the considered social networks and the admissibility of promoting the resources of SPSL SB RAS Division into them are made.