TÜRKİYE’DE KAMU SEKTÖRÜNDE HALKLA İLİŞKİLER BÖLÜMLERİNİN YAPISAL SORUNLARI ve ÇALIŞANLAR ÜZERİNE BİR DEĞERLENDİRME

Author(s): Yener Lütfü Mert / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 30/2016

The 1980s, when the public relations departments in the public administration sector of Turkey have started to be organized and based to legal grounds and gained corporate identity, underlines a period when important transitions has occurred in public sector in the world. This transition that is experienced in the Turkish Public Sector through the impact of globalization has manifested itself by several structural changes that occurred in public relations departments in Turkey. This condition which is encountered in an environment where the judicial organization is not sufficient and that the public administrators exhibited a somewhat problematic opinion toward the public relations phenomenon seem to lead to a detrimental impact in settlement of public relations disciplines and hence on its related employees. In this study, the sources of problems that are currently experienced in public sector are discussed and the issue of what kind of solutions should be applied in order to reconstruct these departments are discussed.

Паметни бележки на Българския патриарх Кирил за срещите и разговорите си с протойерей д-р Славко Димевски през 1964 година

Author(s): Svetlozar Eldarov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2016

Градоустройство и модерност: Пловдив в навечерието на ХХ век

Author(s): Ivanka Miteva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 3-4/2017

In 1878, besides being the capital of Rumelia, Plovdiv was also the largest and most industrially and culturally developed city in the Bulgarian lands. Over the next two decades, until the end of the 19th century, in this really big Bulgarian city many different things happened, but two remarkable events have significant and crucial importance for its future development – The Unification of Bulgaria in 1885 and the agricultural and industrial exhibition in Plovdiv in 1892. The Unification changed its status from a metropolitan to a provincial city and the exhibition – a demonstration of modernization efforts – presented, albeit in a minimized way, the model of the new urban space and its development perspective. What did Plovdiv look like on the eve of the 20th century – like a European or like an Oriental city? The answer to this question is the aim of this study, based on a multitude of different historical sources.

Ангел Букорещлиев: Животоописание във фотографии

Author(s): Lora Hristozova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2019

The present article offers a possible interpretation of a small part of the photographs of Angel Bukoreshtliev – one of the most significant figures of the music life of Plovdiv and the rest of the country in the first half of the 20th century – kept in the MusicalInstruments and Ritual Requisite Fund of the Regional Ethnographic Museum – Plovdiv. The photographs selected for the purpose of the analysis enable us to “read“ the life of Bukoreshtliev from the perspective of his and his family’s social standing and in the context of the development of the Bulgarian photography. On the one hand, having in mind the fact that photography was a luxury until the Balkan Wars and photographic services were within reach of the people of higher social standing, his biography bears record of his belonging to the more well-to-do strata of the society as well as of his successful music and pedagogical career. On the other hand, the photographs selected give us information about the photographers (the Karastoyanovbrothers, V. Velebni, A. Andreev etc.) in Sofia and Plovdiv in that period, about the people they used to photograph, about the people who chose their photo studios etc. The photographs here presented were never published; thus, they introduce a new touch to the research field of the Bulgarian music life. The music funds could give answers to even more questions which may be subjects of other studies.

Българският ХХ век в изкуствата и културата

Author(s): Sasha Lozanova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2019

В новите броеве на списанията на издателство ,,Аз-буки“ четете

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2019

Old Sacral Songs about the Beginning of the Universe

Author(s): Ignacy Ryszard Danka / Language(s): English Issue: 6/1996

Първи Славянско-романски колоквиум „Българско-френските културни отношения“

Author(s): Martin Henzelmann,Christoph Mayer / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5/2016

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Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 3/2019

В новите броеве на списанията на издателство ,,Аз-буки“ четете

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5/2016

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Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 5/2016

CULTURE, LANGUAGES AND CUSTOMS IN THE BALKANS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF WESTERN TRAVELERS OF THE 15th CENTURY

Author(s): Ivayla Popova / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2019

The present study focuses on texts of Western Travelers (Konrad Grünemberg, Pietro Casola, Arnold von Harff, Felix Fabri) and data pertaining to the culture, languages and customs of the Balkan people. Curious details about wedding and funeral customs in the Balkans we can found in the travel notes of Konrad Grünemberg. Arnold von Harff provides valuable data on Balkan languages – Slavic, Greek, Albanian and Turkish, including short dictionaries of these languages. In the travel notes of Western pilgrims and travelers, the ethnic diversity of the Balkans is consistently reflected. The western texts state that the majority of the Balkan population was Christian Orthodox. At the same time, there is interesting information on the minorities of Gypsies and Jews in a suburb of Modon, and their characteristic cultural features are discussed at length.

Научна конференция в чест на 200-годишнината от рождението на Евлоги Георгиев

Author(s): Maria Kiprovska / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2019

За някои медийни метаморфози (как „чалгари“ стават „лидери на граждански каузи“)

Author(s): Ventsislav Dimov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5/2019

The proposed article shares observations on with the construction of the image of the star in ethno-pop music and the role of the media and media music, with two cases - Slavi Trifonov and Azis. At first glance, they seem very different, but they are actually quite similar - as with the mechanisms of media imposition of the image of the star and the use of the media in the construction of public resources and attachment to civilian causes. The article attempts to interpret current cultural phenomena through their media projections, using Joseph Nye's theoretical statements on soft power; Tyler Cowen's for the Economics of Glory.

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Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 5/2019

В новите броеве на списанията на издателство ,,Аз Буки“ четете

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5/2019

Различните наративи за село Карлуково

Author(s): Yoana Ivanova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 17/2019

The paper aims to show how a current place can be an embodiment of multiple collective perceptions of cultural reality. Karlukovo is a small village in northern Bulgaria and it is very good example for that hypothesis. On the one hand, it is a popular touristic place for its natural gifts – there is a cave nearby, which is a natural phenomenon for its two holes in the form of eyes on the roof of the cave. On the other hand, “Karlukovo” is a stereotype both for “madhause” and for gypsies. The reason for that is the local mental hospital, which is famous around Bulgarians and is known, that it hosts the most difficult psychological cases. Next to it, for several years the Bulgarian media spread information about crimes, where many houses have been robbed. As half of the local population is migrated gypsies, many people thought that gypsies are the offenders (even that this may not be the reality). On third place, the village is a site for the native’s collective memory, which saves myths, family stories, songs, collaborations, festivals, etc. The locals do not support the narrative of the mental house. For them the hospital is outside the village, it is part of the governmental health infrastructure, and it is just a coincidence that its location is close to the village. This makes them struggling with the common stereotype of the mad house. Yet, for the last 2 years Prohodna cave gains popularity and tourism is growing. The common perception of Karlukovo is changing and getting more and more pleasant. All of this shows how a single site can adopt multiple, inconstant and changeable narratives.

Коледен късметен календар – методическа обработка на автентични културни модели за образователни цели

Author(s): Yana Rasheva-Merdjanova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 9/2019

This paper focuses on the projections of synergetic school pedagogy on a meta-methodological and cultural perspective. The grounds and arguments for its application are the need for restructuring global society and multicultural identity of young people and children. The principles of methodological transformation of authentic cultural models, which are nationally and regionally defined, are proposed, but with the possibilities for youngsters to integrate their cultural understanding and diversity, and, together with that, to develop social competence. A particular methodological tool is presented – Christmas Luck Ancestral Calendar.

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Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 6/2019

CINÉMA, MÉMOIRE ET CRITIQUE DE LA CORRUPTION DANS LA ROUMANIE ET LA BULGARIE POSTCOMMUNISTES

Author(s): Alexandra Oprea / Language(s): French Issue: 4/2019

This article analyzes different social practices of denunciation of informality through the analysis of cinematic discourses in Eastern European societies. More precisely, two case studies have been chosen, the Romanian and the Bulgarian one, due to their shared communist past and due to the large protests against the corrupt elite and social injustice, that took place in both countries during the last decade. Therefore, we will discuss what type of references and representations of the communist past related to practices of corruption can be found in four recent Romanians and Bulgarian films. These Romanian (Cristi Puiu, Cigarettes and coffee, 2004; Alexandru Solomon, Kapitalism our improved formula, 2010) and Bulgarian (Kristina Grozeva, Petar Valchanov, Gloria, 2016; Vesela Kazakova, Mina Mileva, The Beast Is Still Alive, 2016) films that address corruption will be studied comparatively from a theoretical perspective situated at the intersection of pragmatic sociology and memory studies, in order to show the local specificity of this type of denunciation and the circulation of certain discourses.