CEEOL - Browse Subjects Result

We kindly inform you that, as long as the subject affiliation of our 300.000+ articles is in progress, you might get unsufficient or no results on your third level or second level search. In this case, please broaden your search criteria.

„Малката Франция” и приемането на България в Обществото на народите 1920 г

Author(s): Ludmil Spasov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2012

The present article analyzes the relations between Bulgaria and the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (KSCS) through the prism of the accession of Bulgaria to the League of Nations (LN) in 1920. By tracing the specific steps of Bulgarian and international diplomacy, the article throws light on the real nature of the Balkan model of interrelations between victor and defeated and highlights the circumstances in which the post-war foreign policy of Bulgaria was formed. The arguments adduced in the article justify the claim that KSCS behaved like a “little France” in the Balkans and, unlike Romania and Poland, was unwilling to listen to and follow Paris in everything.

More...

Демократична Македония – извън хватката на Тито

Author(s): Milen Mihov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2012

The establishment of communist dictatorship in Vardar Macedonia started at a fast pace as early as the beginning of 1945. The resistance to the new Yugoslav power was organized by the followers of the idea of an independent, democratic Macedonia under the aegis of the western countries. The members of the Bulgarian organization IMRO played a major role in the struggle for separation from Yugoslavia and were subjected to mass repressions. After the dissolution of Yugoslavia in the end of the 20th c., the issue of the political and historical rehabilitation of the victims of communism in FYROM still remains open.

More...

Избори и реформи през 1962–1975 г.

Author(s): Todor Galounov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2012

The elections and the reforms between 1962 and 1975 were held under the conditions of a one-party political model. The electoral system catered for the interests of the regime and was used as a tool in political infighting, for purges or rewards. The deputies, elected under a majority representation system, entered the National Assembly not because they were highly respected persons, but as part of the intra-party mechanisms of BKP and their satellites from BZNS. Electoral activity was close to 100%, candidates also won their seats by a near- 100% majority. No one dared to speak up for truly free and pluralistic elections any longer.

More...

Българската държавност след Освобождението (1878) и в началото на ХХI век: сравнителен анализ

Author(s): Georgi Yankov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2012

The problem of consolidating the system of state government was as importance for the development of Bulgaria after the Liberation, as it is in the beginning of the 21st century. The analysis shows that the outstanding political wisdom of the builders of the young Bulgarian state, the historical optimism and patriotism of the society, and the demographic boom after the Liberation, contrast with the enormous deficit of a sense of statehood in the majority of the political elite, with the pessimism and nihilism, with the demographic collapse and the diminution of the activities and functions of the state after 1989. The article concludes that in the beginning of the 21st century the Bulgarian society is once again faced with the necessity of consolidating the system of state government, of increasing the institutional effectiveness of the state and its administrative capacity. In this respect the lessons of the construction of the Bulgarian state after the Liberation can be of use, especially in respect of raising the “sense of statesmanship” of the political elite.

More...

День рождения как ритуальный регулятор возрастного перехода – современные модели и практики празднования

Author(s): Elena Petrova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2012

This article gives an idea of possible approaches on dynamics of contemporary celebration of life-circle fests. The author attempts to organize in a system her findings during field work related to new emerging birthday’s parties.

More...

Развитие на търговска фирма “Н. Минчоолу & Е. Селвели и съдружие” и търговията им през ХІХ век

Author(s): Yumico Hayasaka / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2012

“Nikola Minchoolu & Evstati Selveli and association” is one of the biggest trading companies in Bulgaria from 1840s’ to 1860s’, the last decades under the rule of the Ottoman Empire. The company was located in Veliko Turnovo and developed by transit trade between Istanbul and Western Europe (Vienna). This article explains about their branches on Bulgarian territory along the Danube, formation of the trading networks and trading skills. They had own “Khan” (Caravansary), a big storehouse and shops in the center of Veliko Turnovo. Nikola Minchoolu also subsidized some constructions and restorations of churches in this city by his own means. He is not only a merchant, but also a politician and a prominent person. It is considered that these investments contributed to the city and supported his social status at the same time.

More...

Българо-турското „братство по оръжие” на Добруджанския фронт през 1916 г.

Author(s): Kalcho Kalchev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2011

The present work is focused on the dynamics of the problems of the Bulgarian-Turkish military interaction during the war against Romania in 1916. The underlying thesis is that in spite of the joint military operations against the common enemy, the brotherhood-in-arms was a fiction because it was a political formula related to completely different geopolitical goals of the now-allied former enemies.

More...

Град Омуртаг и Тракия - пътни трасета и търговски връзки

Author(s): Miroslav Toshev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2011

The article deals with the history of commercial contacts between Northern and Southern Bulgaria (Thrace) from antiquity to the present day, focusing on the trade routes between the towns of Omurtag and Kotel. The geographic location of the Kotel Pass in particular, which linked the two towns across the Balkan Mountains, made it an important trade route as well as a strategic military line of communication.

More...

Мястото на етнологията в Историческия факултет на ВТУ „Св. св. Кирил и Методий”

Author(s): Mariya Ivanova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

This article examines the place of the specialty Ethnology in the structure of the History Faculty of the Veliko Tarnovo University “St. Cyril and Methodius”. Traced are the links of ethnology with other disciplines in the Faculty – history, archeology, geography and cultural tourism. The article explored the common research fields among all specialties.

More...

Етнологията – ключовият PR на българската наука

Author(s): Petya Bankova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

At this stage of development of the Bulgarian Ethnology, in the absence of funds for well-paid professional PR, everyone should be able to stand before a camera or microphone to “translate” in popular language the results of their work. Because the media prefers to communicate directly with scientists, rather than professional PR’s or people responsible for this activity. Science is assessed on its public importance and this means that we can not afford to look at promoting it as something frivolous or as “haltura”.

More...

Специализираният архив на ИЕФЕМ – информационна банка на науката

Author(s): Anni Kirilova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

The article considers the stages through which passes specialized archive of IEFEM and the tests that have been subjected its classification system.

More...

Предпоставки за трансформирането на Института за народонаука в Етнографски институт с музей при БАН

Author(s): Miglena Atanasova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

This article is dedicated to the creation of the Institute for ethnology and the conditions for its transformation into EIM at BAS. The interest in the topic is generated by the transformation of EIM at the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore in the Ethnography Museum in 2010

More...

Теренните етнографски експедиции през 80-те години на ХХ век – последният влак по релсите на традицията

Author(s): Miroslav Toshev,Rumyana Dencheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

The article focuses on the importance of ethnographic fieldworks in the construction of young professionals – ethnographers. These are the memories of students, members of the study circle of Ethnography, touching the magic of this science in the 80s of XX century.

More...

За един случай на предаване на лечителски опит на терена

Author(s): Rachko Popov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

The article follows the stories of the field’s records relating to the magical cure of various diseases. Central to this is the story of one lady, who is a healer from Staro Stefanovo, Lovech area, and who, in 1987, submitted her experience and wisdom to the author.

More...

Религиозен туризъм или наченки на поклонничество? (Изследване на отделен случай – пътувания до Метеори, Гърция)

Author(s): Margarita Karamihova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

This article presents some of the results from a study of tourist tours to Holy Meteora, Northern Greece, one of the most popular destinations for shortterm tourism in contemporary Bulgaria. The aim of this study is to objectively measure, identify, and characterize those tours having (or declaratively designed as having) some characteristics of pilgrimage or religious tourism as a newly emerging phenomenon in post-socialist Bulgaria in a real context, where real choices made by tourists are observed. The main questions to be explored are: if tourism to holy shrines still remains a “pure” tourist trip; if religious tourism to holy places traces its path to turn into a pilgrimage; what the reasons for the observed processes and who the agents to manage this complex process are

More...

Eтнология и граници – транс- гранични дейности и употреба на културното наследство в българо-сръбското пограничие

Author(s): Ivaylo Markov,Desislava Pileva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

The research attention in the article particular is directed to review and analysis of the Bulgarian-Serbian border fairs, seen as an element of life in the border area. The aim is to present only one aspect of a larger study of public policy, cross-border activities and use of cultural heritage as a resource for local development in border regions. The study has as its basis the conducted from the authors fieldwork in the village of Strezimirovtsi divided by the border of the Neuilly Treaty of 1919. Lower Strezimirovtsi is administratively part of Trun Municipality, Republic of Bulgaria and Upper Strezimirovtsi belongs to the Surdulica municipality Republic of Serbia.

More...

Формирането на Европейския съюз като глобализациона общност. (Етноложки аспекти)

Author(s): Ignat Minkov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2011

The article presents the EU as a new, globalization community, whose specificity and organic system is defined by the characteristics that give her cultures of European nations in the process of their further development. The homogenisation process of the EU reveals optimal opportunities for the Bulgarian national community and its culture – to overcome the depersonalization of them today and its negative processes, for their new revival as an organizer of the Bulgarian society and the equal of other European nations and a builder of prosperous Europe.

More...

Reprezentacije i funkcije etničkih, kulturnih i političkih granica u procesima hrvatske nacionalne identifikacije u prvoj polovini 19. stoljeća

Author(s): Suzana Coha / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 2/2012

The paper examines the processes of national identification during the Croatian National Revival, taking into consideration its relations with (South) Slav ethnic and cultural identity and Croatian political position in the Austrian Empire. It aims to show the possible reasons why the Croatian National Revival and Vojna krajina (Military Border), as one of its most frequent motifs, are perceived as controversial, paradoxical or as open wounds (Rapacka) in contemporary Croatian culture. In conclusion, the origin of such perceptions is found in the ambivalent functions which the Croatian National Revival and Military Border have had in the processes of real or symbolic opening and closing of national borders.

More...

Žene i slavenska ideja u hrvatskoj preporodnoj ideologiji

Author(s): Josipa Dragičević / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 2/2012

At the beginning of 19th century within national revival movements in Slavic countries an important role in spreading new ideas was assigned to women. Considering Ján Kollár's idea of ”Slavic interdependency“ and its reception in Croatia, this presentation deals with articles on women's national revival engagement in other Slavic nations published in Croatian periodicals in order to induce the same women’s response in Croatia.

More...

Разпадането на Чехословакия (юни 1992 – януари 1993) през погледа на българската преса

4.50 €

Preview

Разпадането на Чехословакия (юни 1992 – януари 1993) през погледа на българската преса

Author(s): Viktor Rogozenski / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2023

The object of analysis is the information and comments published in the most circulated and significant newspapers during the period 1992–1993, which informed the Bulgarian society about the events related to the disintegration of Czechoslovakia. The selection of analyzed sources includes materials from independent publications as well as from the party dailies and weeklies of the main political parties. The conclusion made is that only the most important facts related to the process of Czechoslovakian disintegration were present on the pages of the Bulgarian press, and they were often gleaned from foreign agencies and conveyed without excessive emotionality.

More...