Youth and Socialization Spaces: A Field Study on Prediction of Risky Alcohol Use by Need for Social Approval and Drinking Motives in Alcohol-Using University Students by Demet Atlam, Deniz Tan, Selen Açıkyol

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Imaginer la ville de demain sans « reproduire les clichés » de genre by Elsa Koerner

“…Based on a sociological survey of departments in charge of designing and maintaining public spaces in three cities (Rennes, Strasbourg, Le Mans) seeking to integrate a gender perspective into urban production, the article questions the difficulties of imagining a "feminist" city. …”
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De l’ascension à la descension, deux manières d’aborder le paysage ? by Xavier Cailhol

“…The creation, this winter, of steep ski slopes in the Valgaudemar mountain area as well as other mountain ranges, raises the question of the notion of the landscape as a supporting space (in the sense of Joliveau, 1994) and as a kind of representation of nature. …”
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Entre espaces domestiques et « espaces domestiqués » : « L’autonomisation intime » des étudiantes en Turquie by Tuğba Gökduman

“…I call these spaces “domesticated spaces” where “taming” women’s sexuality is at play in the absence of parental control. …”
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Les terrains de football à Yaoundé : usages et conflits d’accès aux espaces publics by Luc-Roger Mballa Bekolo, Antoine Marsac, Patrick Bouchet

“…In Yaoundé, football fields, spaces developed and open to play, are limited in number. …”
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Competence and safety of digital environment consumption by children and parents by A. B. Neustroeva, L. D. Filippova

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Pour une théorie de l’éditorialisation by Marcello Vitali-Rosati

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Il dono di Keynes per l’ordine economico internazionale by Mario Cedrini

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Social leadership and authority in the field of national and military security: problems of formation in the digital world by M. M. Kibakin

“…Based on the author’s sociological research, the paper analyses the self-assessment of young people of their leadership qualities, authority and social influence on other people in accord- ance with their status in social networks. …”
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Participatory Culture for Social Justice: Students Deploying New Media as a Call to Action and Social Change by Sarah McCorkle

“… This case study explores the experiences of two university faculty members who guided their students in the development of digital media artifacts in a participatory media space for an authentic audience. A sociology instructor guided her students in the creation of artifacts documenting issues of racial inequality on campus. …”
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CIVIL SOCIETY AND STATE: THE INSTITUTION OF PUBLIC CONTROL IN THE LIGHT OF MODERN RESEARCH PRACTICES IN IRKUTSK REGION by T. Grabelnykh, E. Lesnikovskaia, A. Parkhomenko, N. Sablina

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Social media as dialogue platforms for citizens and authorities of the Central Federal District's entities by V. V. Zotov, A. V. Gubanov

“…The study is based on monitoring the network space of public communications formed around the accounts of the authorities of the subjects of the Central Federal District. …”
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Privacy invasion strategy in media interview by A. V. Zhupinskaya

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LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT OF YOUTH IN THE ARCTIC ZONE OF RUSSIA: SOCIO-CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS (CASE OF ARKHANGELSK AGGLOMERATION) by Lyudmila A. Chizhova, Olga V. Lets, Andrey O. Podoplekin

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Present(ed) bodies, absent agency: “patients’ perspectives” at the Museum Vrolik of the body and medicine by Azia Lafleur

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Perspective on the role of norms for institutional behavior and policy design in European cross-border regions by Sara Svensson

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Voice Recognition in the Era of Virtual Reality: Disruption of Normative Social Meaning Making by Grace Khunou

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Automobilization in the perception of the population of a large city by M. Yu. Popov, E. N. Tuzhba

“…The progressive process of automobilization providing a comfortable life entails many negative consequences such as safety risks for the environment and people, limited space for physical movement in the city and traffic jams, the scale of which is constantly increasing. …”
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I. KANT, T. PARSONS AND POSTPOSITIVISM IN SOCIAL THEORY by Zenonas Norkus

“…Postpositivist philosophy of science denies the existence of theoretically neutral empirical knowledge and makes the procedures of the external control of the empirical theories problematic. It opens a logical space for a substantive discussion of the nonempirical assumptions of empirical theories (sociological theories included). …”
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I. KANT, T. PARSONS AND POSTPOSITIVISM IN SOCIAL THEORY by Zenonas Norkus

“…Postpositivist philosophy of science denies the existence of theoretically neutral empirical knowledge and makes the procedures of the external control of the empirical theories problematic. It opens a logical space for a substantive discussion of the nonempirical assumptions of empirical theories (sociological theories included). …”
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