  This review focuses on applications of the ideas of superfluidity and
superconductivity in neutron stars in a broader context, ranging from the
microphysics of pairing in nucleonic superfluids to macroscopic manifestations
of superfluidity in pulsars. The exposition of the basics of pairing, vorticity
and mutual friction can serve as an introduction to the subject. We also review
some topics of recent interest, including the various types of pinning of
vortices, glitches, and oscillations in neutron stars containing superfluid
phases of baryonic matter.
