The Public Image of Soviet Science During Franco’s Spain by Ruiz-Castell Pedro

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La masculinité hégémonique : lecture critique d’un concept de Raewyn Connell by Demetrakis Z. Demetriou

“…Raewyn Connell’s concept of « hegemonic masculinity » represents the most influential and popular part of her work. It has been used in empirical research ranging from the areas of sexuality and gay studies to that of criminology and prison sociology. …”
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La géographie des élections en Algérie, de 2007 à 2017 by Gilles Van Hamme

“…It reflects the lack of support for the regime from urban popular classes and/or intellectual middle classes concentrated in large cities. …”
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Cold War as Social Conflict, Iron Curtains and Application of Dѐtente Policy as Cold War Concept by Effiong Ekpo, Udeoji Ebele Angela

“…The paper arrives at the conclusion that iron curtain became prominence as most states of the eastern bloc of the iron curtain developed their own international economic and military aliens. …”
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Political and Institutional Approaches to Advancing International Religious Freedom in the U.S. Foreign Policy in 1998–2020 by V. A. Shchipkov

“…The article traces the institutional and political evolution of the US implementing its concept of international religious freedom from 1998 to 2020. The concept became popular after the end of the Cold War when the defense of religion against socialistatheist ideas had lost its relevance due to political (the collapse of the Eastern bloc) and cultural (the growing importance of religion in many non-Western countries of the world) reasons. …”
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Exploiting Britain’s Imperial History: The Polarising Effects of the Culture-War Discourse and the Master Narrative of Nostalgia in Contemporary British Political Rhetoric by Matthias Göhrmann, Dennis Henneböhl

“…This paper will reconceptualise the term - originally popularised in the early 1990s by US sociologist James Davison Hunter – from the perspective of British cultural studies so that it can be productively applied to the British cultural context. …”
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