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Bulgaria’s Initial Experiences of EU Membership

Bulgária első tapasztalatai az EU-val

Author(s): András Inotai,Ivanka Petkova / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 02/2008

Following the systemic transformation, and in line with all other Central and South Eastern European members of the former Soviet empire (including the Baltic states), Bulgaria started to reorient its political and economic priorities towards the European Union in the early 1990s. Its main goal was to become a full-fledged member of the “European family” within a historically short period of time. In this context, the country negotiated and signed an Association Agreement (Europe Agreement) with Brussels and the then 15 EU member countries in 1995. As a result, most bilateral trade was freed of any barriers and Bulgaria started to take on and implement EU rules in various areas of economic regulation. Shortly after putting the two-level association treaty in place (the first ratified by the European Parliament, and the second by all member states plus Bulgaria), Bulgaria applied for membership.

Table of Content: Issue 3, 2011

Съдържание: брой 3, 2011

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2011

ToC: Issue 3, 2011

Table of Content - 6, 2011 issue / English and Bulgarian

Съдържание на брой 6, 2011 на английски и български

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English / Issue: 6/2011

TOC - 6, 2011 issue / English and Bulgarian

Where is the Bulgarian Corporate Governance Model Heading to?

Where is the Bulgarian Corporate Governance Model Heading to?

Author(s): Plamen D. Tchipev / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2009

Keywords: G30; G38

The paper critices two hipothetical trajectories for development of the Bulgarian corporate governance model (BCGM) as not feasible, and offers a different solution. The first opposed variant assertsthat BCGM would imitate a converging model, which follows the convergence of the two global CG systems. Its alternative strategy is formulated as adapting the corporate governance system to our national specific with its inherent cultural and political norms. The paper insist that both of the above models are discarding important national features of the BCGM; when taken into account they will reveal a quite different picture for that model, one of lagged model, with charackteristics already overcame in the present day developed countries. Respectively the trajectory it has to follow is quite different from those of the two critisesed hypothesses.

Table of Contents: Issue 3, 1994 - Bulgarian, Russian, English

Table of Contents: Issue 3, 1994 - Bulgarian, Russian, English

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/1994

Two surgeons of the Bulgarian Governmental Medicine system during the 1951–1989 period

Two surgeons of the Bulgarian Governmental Medicine system during the 1951–1989 period

Author(s): Marusya Petkova / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/2012

Every archive and memoir, every book and article is a silent treasure for the historian. Thanks to this we succeeded to enter into the specific field of Court Medicine, known during the socialism times in Bulgaria (1945–1989) as Governmental one. Here we are restricting two names only – these of dr. Boris Popov and prof. dr. Nikola Tzankov – leading surgeons at the Governmental hospital – a valuable part of the Bulgarian Governmental Medicine since 1951 till its incorporation in the frame of the new-established Military Medical Academy (MMA) in April 1989.

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Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): / Issue: 3/2005

TOC Issue 3/2005

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Obsah

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): / Issue: 1/2015

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Obsah

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): / Issue: 6/2014

Limits of freedom concerning the ‘semper morimur’ motif in Petrarch’s Epistola XXIV, 1

Limits of freedom concerning the ‘semper morimur’ motif in Petrarch’s Epistola XXIV, 1

Author(s): Savina Petkova / Language(s): English,Latin / Issue: 21/2015

Keywords: Petrarch; Familiares; death; time; life’s brevity; Italian Renaissance; temporality; existence; anthropology; Latin

In order to demonstrate that a certain unease can be found in the general perception of a Renaissance author such as Petrarch, the text follows one of his letters written in Latin, On life’s brevity. On a larger scale, this letter is representative for an upcoming change within the mental structures corresponding to a feeling of loss and fragmentation as a result of partializedtime. Days are divided into hours, hours into minutes and seconds and, as the gap of measurement becomes smaller, it makes room for a painful realization: life is brief, even shorter than we think. Death becomes a greedy enemy as well as fleeing time does. It is crucial to point out that a heightened consciousness of time is relevant to a Renaissance author such as Petrarch and through a closer read of the cited letter, we can find an example of this conjunction of past ‘have-been’ and future ‘yet-to-be’ that is creative work to outdate a person’s earthly existence.

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Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English,Czech / Issue: 3/2015

In Focus: Francesco Marcanich and His Precious Gospel Cover

În centrul atenţiei: Francesco Marcanich şi preţioasa lui ferecătură de Evangheliar

Author(s): Nona Petkova / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2014

Keywords: Chiprovtsi goldsmith center; Francesco (Franco) Markanich; precious Gospel cover; iconography; Post-Byzantine art; centrul de aurari de la Chiprovtsi; Francesco (Franco) Markanich; ferecătură prețioa

Chiprovtsi (nowadays a town in Northwestern Bulgaria) was among the most important goldsmith centers on the Balkans at the end of 16th century and during 17th century1. Its prosperity was based on the rich deposits of metals in the region2, the Catholic orientation of considerable part of the population3 and the active trade of some of the local inhabitants in and outside the Ottoman Empire4. The scope of the work of the local goldsmiths encompassed broad spectrum of objects for the needs of the church as well as the typical for this period hemispherical bowls5. The craftsmen of Chiprovtsi were famous for their skilful applying of various goldsmith techniques and the quality of execution and as a whole their works were notable with their complex iconographic choices and low relief combined with a specific variation of orientalized floral ornamentation engraved in the backgrounds.

HOW TO BUILD A JUST SOCIETY: IN THE DEFENCE OF COMMUNITARIANISM

HOW TO BUILD A JUST SOCIETY: IN THE DEFENCE OF COMMUNITARIANISM

Author(s): Pepa Petkova / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2017

Keywords: communitarianism; just society; liberalism

This paper analyses and critically compares three approaches to social and political values: utilitarianism, liberalism and communitarianism, which postulate different views on justice and on ways to make society better. We can establish a justified ap-proach to the promotion of justice as a principal value of the collective life on the basis of public debates and democratic civic pressure: we can build a just society based on communitarian values such as solidarity, mutual aid and respect for the values and ide-als of each community.

THE ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS ON COMMERCIAL BANKS – AN ESSENTIAL PREREQUISITE FOR OPTIMIZING THE ACTIVITY

СЧЕТОВОДНИЯТ АНАЛИЗ В ТЪРГОВСКИТЕ БАНКИ – СЪЩЕСТВЕНА ПРЕДПОСТАВКА ЗА ОПТИМИЗИРАНЕ НА ДЕЙНОСТТА

Author(s): Pavlina Dimitrova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2012

Keywords: accounting analysis; commercial banks; deposits; capital

Accounting analysis in commercial banks is a set of activities through the use of practical and applied methods of specialists on the basis of data from the periodic and ongoing financial reporting with the task of detecting the status of the institution, the results of its activities, outlining the power of influence of specific factors to achieve the goal-making effective management decisions.

How does one feel when they are told they have cancer…

How does one feel when they are told they have cancer…

Author(s): Rumiana Yossifova / Language(s): English / Issue: Special 2/2019

Keywords: cancer

How does one feel when they are told they have cancer. And what is one thinking. No, I'm not illiterate and I know there should be a question mark – or “chudenka”, the old Bulgarian word, meaning “wonder sign”. But I no longer wonder, because it happened to me. Now I will tell you.

Church and Senj secondary education

Crkva i senjsko srednje školstvo

Author(s): Mile Bogović / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1/2009

Keywords: high school; Ožegovićianum; Paulists; secondary education;

As far as we know, education in Senj in the Middle Ages was on the same level as other European cities of similar size. As the Turkish conquest of Croatia progressed, so the cultural as well as educational growth weakened. Senj's Modern Age secondary education, in respect to high school has its roots in Latin schools which the Pauline Order began to lead in 1725. After the abolition of the Pauline Order in 1786, the high school was run by Franciscans and after them bysecular clergy. The educative staff included more and more laity and during the rule of Ban Mažuranić the high school came exclusively under the jurisdiction of the state. In 1857 Bishop Ožegović established the Students' Home from where the cadets attended the high school. The home, named after its founder as ‘Ožegovićianum’ worked until 1940. We can conclude that the work of secondary education in Senj, from its beginnings in the Modern Age, was closely linked to theological studies. This mutual intertwinement and connection lasted until the closure of the theology college in 1940. From 1857 this interdependence came to the fore through the work of the ‘Ožegovićianum’ institute.

ON THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE FOR THE SENJ GYMNASIUM BUILDING

UZ 50. OBLJETNICU POLAGANJA KAMENA TEMELJCA ZA ZGRADU SENJSKE GIMNAZIJE

Author(s): Ante Glavičić / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 1/1992

Keywords: Senj gymnasium;

A BOOK ABOUT A TIRELESS RESEARCHER OF THE BALKAN MIDDLE AGES

A BOOK ABOUT A TIRELESS RESEARCHER OF THE BALKAN MIDDLE AGES

Author(s): Miliana Kaimakamova / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2021

Terminology – Theory and Practice

Терминологията – теория и практика

Author(s): Tatyana Aleksandrova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2022

Issue 2/2022 of Balgarski ezik features papers dealing with the topic Terminology – Theory and Practice. It is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Corresponding Member Prof. Dr. Sc. Maria Popova, a doyenne of Bulgari-an terminology and an outstanding scientist of international acclaim.

Report on the activities of the Section of Archaeology, Department of History, Faculty of Arts, Palacký University Olomouc, for the year 2021

Zpráva o činnosti sekce archeologie Katedry historie FF UP v Olomouci za rok 2021

Author(s): Pavlína Kalábková / Language(s): Czech / Issue: 63/2022

Keywords: reports;

I rok 2021 byl ještě částečně ve znamení koronaviru. Zimní zkouškové ob dobí i letní semestr akademického roku 2020/2021 byl realizován v režimu online se značným omezením kontaktní výuky a přítomnosti studentů a pracovníků na univerzitní půdě. Naštěstí s postupujícím jarem a létem 2021 se situace změnila a nový akademický rok 2021/2022 již začal probíhat v běžných podmínkách.