“…All in all, exploitation and suffering remain deeply entranched if there isn't racial and social equality and fairness. In the context of the development of the civil rights movement, the authors attempt to show the fudamentally uneven account of slavery from the population of the South and not only. …”

“…He has no Israeli ID card, no social security and no contact with the State. He is 34 years old and lives in a one-room apartment. …”

“…The records of the Polish Unit give a broad picture of postwar Polish political life, economics, culture and arts, religions, media, social, trade union and military issues. The files on the Solidarity movement give a wide picture about Poland in 1980-1985. …”

“…Director David Redmontsucceeds in connecting the world of the American consumers and the Chinese workers in a very personal way, and the beads in his ingeniously constructed picture become a metaphor pointing to the structure of globalization, which creates social inequality. It is also worth paying attention to the soundtrack combining the col humor and irony of David Dogherty's mucis with the industrial rhythms of the facotry.…”

“…All of a sudden Slobodan's life evolves in the world without any social or moral obligations. Soon, he makes new friends in the Belgrade rock scene and forms a successful band, once again, with a promising, though different future in front of him. …”

“…Exhausted and freezing after the several days’ trip walking and hitchhiking and struck by the news, Rado is left on the staircase in front of Albena’s door and waits for the police to take him away. Sensitive to the social differences in a socialist society between the elite and the margins, as well as depicting youth and urban culture, slang and the atmosphere in a youth detainment institutions. …”

“…Raphe Klinche, a confirmed Christian and wood-carver, is seen against the backdrop of a series of rites and rituals (childbirth, wedding, death) and major social events (replacing the Greek language with the Bulgarian in church services). …”

“…It is a turning point in the development of Eduard Zakhariev who from his cynical and socially critical films proceeds to examine the role of love as a motive force of man's striving for freedom.…”

“…The publishing house, whose founder and president was Béla Király, published numerous volumes in the field of East and Central European social, political and military history of the 18-20th century. …”

“…Boyd Rayward -- The modern museum in the age of its mechanical reproducibility : Otto Neurath and the Museum of Society and Economy in Vienna / Nader Vossoughian -- Gesellschaft und wirtschaft : an encyclopedia in Otto Neurath's pictorial statistics from 1930 / Sybilla Nikolow -- Visualizing social facts : Otto Neurath's isotype project / Frank Hartmann -- Paper parasite : F.M. …”

“…Depression era films by socially-conscious filmmakers reshape drama as demonstrated in Josef Berne's brooding Black Dawn (1933) and Strand and Hurwitz's biting Native Land (1937-41): each pictures a raw reality. …”

“…The Country Files series consists of a vast array of documents from a variety of sources on the political, economic and social background of virtually all 47 members of the Council of Europe, as well as Belarus and the Central Asian countries, but also individual territories whose legal status is contested or not widely recognized, such as Kosovo or Chechnya. …”

“…Drazen Budisa, member of the Croat Social Liberal Party states that the HDZ is not what it used to be and that people are showing support for other parties. …”

“…The "bishops of the Hungarian crown" : a case study in the ecclesiastical, social and constitutional history of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in south-eastern Europe / Joachim Bahlcke -- Levels of group loyalty at the turn of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries : Kolozsvár in the Rákóczi War of Independence / Emese Bálint -- Comparing the Enlightenment : men of letters and the intellectual milieu in eighteenth-century Naples / Anna Maria Rao -- Disorder, discipline and denunciation. …”