Trust After Just 45 Seconds? An Experimental Vignette Study of How Leader Behavior and Emotional States Influence Immediate Trust in Strangers by Olav Kjellevold Olsen, Olav Kjellevold Olsen, Phillip v. Heesch, Christian Søreide, Sigurd W. Hystad

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The power of strangers in Flores and Timor by Barnes, R

“…A striking feature of the traditional histories of several local state structures in eastern Indonesia is how often they maintained ruling authority is in the hands of persons whose ancestors came as strangers and successfully became absorbed into the local communities, often by means of just this sort of inversion. …”

Perpetrator characteristics and blame attributions in a stranger rape situation by Leif A. Strömwall, Sara Landström, Helen Alfredsson

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Kira jako (nie)obcy. O protagoniście mangi Death Note Takeshi Obaty i Tsugumi Ohby by Jarosław Dobrzycki

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‘Stranger in the Dark’ : a comparative analysis of the reporting of rape cases against minors in Malay and English newspapers in Brunei and Malaysia by Sharifah Nurul Huda Alkaff, McLellan, James

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Strangers at Home? Informal Hosting of Undocumented Migrants and the Ambivalences of Encounter, Compassion, and Care in the Private Sphere by Rivka Saltiel

“…Thereby, it challenges the structural organization of care in capitalism that is exclusive, racialized, inherently feminized, domesticized, privatized, and individualized and envisions an alternative, more just social organization of care—in a caring-with society. …”
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Le pain merveilleux de l'hospitalité by Laurent Thévenot, Nina Kareva

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L’étranger chez Montaigne : rejet et attirance by Maria Gloria Ríos Guardiola

“…This position of rejection contrasts with his attraction towards the stranger, just for being different, unknown, even unrecognized. …”
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Girls Navigating the Context of Unwanted Dick Pics: ‘Some Things Just Can’t Be Unseen’ by Emma Barker-Clarke

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Ferocious Enemies and Noble Heroes: Images of “Us” and “Them” in Polish American Textbooks (until the 1930s) by Adam Walaszek

“…Polish personality traits were very much in keeping with the images and self-stereotypes which Polish society had about itself. In constructing a positive and ideal self-image, it was useful for “others” and “strangers” to be depicted as “enemies”. …”
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One in a Million / by Kelk, Lindsey, author

“…Infuriated by the advertising agency across the hall making fun of her job, Annie accepts their crazy challenge to make a random stranger Instagram-famous in just thirty days. …”

MORAL HAZARDS OF PLACING BUDGETARY FUNDS WITH A COMPETITVE BASIS by Denis Nikolaevich Putimtsev

“…Often, the company claims to budget money, just about knowing where and how to get the desired result, due to the involvement of the leadership or the future subcontractor of a public authority in the process of placing an order. …”
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Speaking is Healing: Dalit Women Gain a Voice through a Charismatic Healing Movement in Nepal by Amar Bahadur BK

“…The ability to speak—as ordinary as telling their name in public, speaking to a stranger or a government official, holding a microphone—becomes a remarkable achievement for these women. …”
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Cities are a product of time by Stefano Della Torre

“…These dynamics are exactly what gives the city its character, exactly as a place is a city as it is open to the stranger, not suspiciously closed. …”
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How to become a victim of crime by Богдан Миколайович Головкін

“…Victimization from crime – a higher degree of social vulnerability criminal, contributing to the commission of crimes against them in certain circumstances. …”
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Pasolini: Fascism – Consumism – Catholicism: And a Search for Life by Georg Seeßlen

“…In doing so, the author and filmmaker never spared himself; his films are a magic autobiography. To put it another way, Pasolini’s biography makes his films “readable” and his films make the inner history of Italy (and to a certain extent that of Europe as a whole) in the sixties and seventies “readable”, just as in his films bodies make “readable” ideas and ideas make “readable” bodies. …”
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Celebrating a century of Indian cinema: passions, pleasures and perceptions by Piyush Roy

“…But what about an art form that started as an ‘alien’ wonder to end up not only as a way of life, but also a prodigious offspring, unimaginably mutated away from its now ‘foreign’ parent DNA, in a span of just 100 years. …”
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Reading between the lines : blueprints for a worker support infrastructure in the peer economy by Cheng, Denise Fung

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Matar a Sócrates: los pensamientos tardíos de Platón acerca de la democracia by Christopher Rowe

“…Skemp’s translation, then in Rowe’s own) lead to: 1) rejection of the [wrong] reading that ‘existing laws’ are alluded to as “imitations or copies of the truth” by the Eleatic Stranger, and 2) recognition that the reference is to the ideal laws or ideal constitution produced by someone knowledgeable (and so, in fact, exclude not just anyone, but all the recognized forms of constitution, including democracy). …”
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Craftsmanship, teleology, and politics in Plato's 'Statesman' by Sorensen, A

“…In particular, I will show how this dialogue provides a new picture of the relation between ruler and ruled; a picture that stresses the importance and responsibility of <em>every citizen</em>, not just of the statesman himself. …”