“…L ́Autore -anche alla luce della sua pluriennale esperienza nell ́accoglienza dei vulnerabili presso l ́Hogar de San José, a Buenos Aires- cerca di precisare i significati di questa parola, ricorrendo alla sua etimologia e al suo uso nelle varie discipline. Per evitare che la misurazione del grado di vulnerabilità dei feriti finisca per "occultare" il vulnus e il ferito concreto, considera le eventuali responsabilità e le terapie migliori per curare tali ferite…”

“…The journeys and experiences of refugees and migrants are deeply complex and highly varied. It takes critical reflections from a diverse range of fields and angles to communicate the nuanced tangles of power structures and inequalities on local, national, and international levels. …”

“…The procedure counts in this document are presented without adjustment and may vary from counts found in the corresponding main NJR Annual Report analysis. …”

“…Depending on the interpretation of these values, the stance regarding assisted suicide may vary. The social context is also central: on the one hand, there is concern of an increasing pressure towards shortening fragile life in an ageing society; on the other hand, there is criticism that authorities and gatekeepers unduly restrain individual free will by restricting access. …”

“…Bryant's letters show the versatility of his concern with the crucial political, social, artistic, and literary movements of his time, and the varied friendships he enjoyed despite his preoccupation with a controversial daily paper, and with the sustenance of a poetic reputation yet unequaled among Americans. …”

“…Existing terminology along with prevalence rates, legal status and historical development, vary greatly in European countries. The main reason behind the compilation of this publication was, therefore, to provide an overview of the field of unconventional medicine in Slovakia, where social science research into medicine has largely been neglected and only limited data exist in relation to medical practices and products, not associated with standard healthcare. …”