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Centre for Advanced Study Sofia (CAS)
Centre for Advanced Study Sofia (CAS)

Category: Other
Country: Bulgaria

Total Journals: 1
Coverage: 2007 - 2025
Total Count: 2
CAS Sofia Working Papers

CAS Sofia Working Papers
(CAS Sofia Working Papers)

Grey Literatures

The ’Holy’ Territories of the European South-East: The Kosovo Case
Longing, Belonging, and Locations of Homeland among Turkish Immigrants from Bulgaria
Tsarigrad/Istanbul and the Spatial Construction of Bulgarian National Identity in the Nineteenth Century
The Science of History in Bulgaria in the Age of Socialism: the Problematic Mapping of its Institutional Boundaries
Space, Memory and Identity: The Memory of the Asia Minor Space in Greek Novels of the 1960s
Contesting the Old Order: Greek Orthodox and Muslims in Izmir welcome the Ottoman Constitutional Revolution
Switching Antagonist Roles: Conflicting Identities and Majority/Minority Reactions. a Case Study on the Region of Szeklerland – Transylvania
The Small Enterpreneur: Culture and Economic Action
The Close and the Distant Balkans. Building up Identities in the Context of Economic Development 1878-1912
In Quest of Balkan Occidentalism
On ‘Us’ as ‘Them’: Understanding the Historical Bases and Political Uses of Popular Narratives on Serbian Disunity
Staging the Balkans. Balkan Presentations at the World’s Columbian Exposition
The Real City in an Imaginary Territory. The Case of Plovdiv
The Nationalization of Philosophy: Constructing a Bulgarian »National Ontology« in the Interwar Period
Price and Prejudice. Bulgarian Cases of Clothing and Identity
Aegean Macedonians and the Bulgarian Identity Politics
Nation between Tragedy and Idyll
Balkan History: No Longer European, Not Only Ottoman, and Not Yet National - A Case Study on the Historical Novel
How to be Karakachan in Bulgaria?
Autochthonism and National Ethnology in Romania
From “Save the Children” to “Save the Tribe”. Child Care in Yugoslavia and Bulgaria 1919–1939
Mission [Im]Possible. Identity Crises in the Bulgarian Army‘s Officer Corpus During the Nato Accession
The Hybridity of Constitutional Courts-Arbiters in the Absence of Rules
From “HUSH” to “OFFICIAL” (Fashioning of “Gospodina”) – Masculinity, Identity and Duelling in Bulgaria in the Late Nineteeth Century
Tracing Back the Bulgarian Clerk: Public Images of the Profession (Late 19th – early 20th centuries)
Domestication of the Market? Householding and Post-Peasant Society in Romania
Neither “East” nor “West”: The Past and Present Life of Yugoslav Identity
Battles for Truth in a "Country in Clinical Condition"
Visualizations of the Past in Transition: Museum Representations in Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria after 1989
When Tradition is Given a Trademark. Artisanship Within the Museum Folk-Fairs in the 2000s Romania
Temporary Migrants: Beyond Roles, Across Identities
A Japanese Zaibatsu in the Balkans: Intermediate Structures of Sociability as Growth Engines of Bulgarian Economic Modernization
Bulgarian Personal Home Pages and Blogs on the Web: Hybridization of the Public and Private Spheres in Cyberspace
Expert Examination, Norm, and Truth in the Bulgarian Judiciary System
Becoming Real Men in Socialist Yugoslavia: Photographic Representations of the Yugoslav People’s Army Soldiers and their Memories of the Army Service
Sitting Together: Local Councils of Vidin County as Domains of Hybridization [1864-1877]
City Dwellers and Institutions: What lies at the Back of the Stray-Dogs Debate in Bulgaria
From National Leaders to Politicians: The Head-of-State Institution in Southeast European Post-Communist Countries (1989-2004)
The Member of Parliament: Between Personal Prestige and Public Expectations
Institutional Trust within the Local Society from South Eastern Europe. A Transformation Perspective
Bulgarian School Hygiene at the Beginning of the 20th Century: Cultural Images, Professional Roles and Practices
Kriterion: The Institutionalized Ethnic Identity
Gendered Representations in Slovenian and Serbian Media Discourse
Who Are The Bulgarians? „Race,“ science and politics in fin-de-siècle Bulgaria
We, the Macedonians - The Paths of Macedonian Supra-Nationalism (1878–1912)
Reconciliation of the Spirits and Fusion of the Interests - "Ottomanism" as an Identity Politics
BARBARIANS, CIVILIZED PEOPLE AND BULGARIANS. Definition of Identity in Textbooks and the Press (1830–1878)
THE PEOPLE INCORPORATED Constructions of the Nation in Transylvanian Romanian Liberalism, 1838–1848
Jovan Jovanovič Zmaj and the Serbian Identity between Poetry and History
HISTORY AND CHARACTER Visions of National Peculiarity in the Romanian Political Discourse of the 19th century
NARRATING »THE PEOPLE« AND »DISCIPLINING« THE FOLK The Constitution of the Hungarian Ethnographic Discipline and the Touristic Movements (1870–1900)
Shemseddin Sami Frashëri (1850–1904): Contributing to the Construction of Albanian and Turkish Identities
Faik Konitza, The Modernizer of the Albanian Language and Nation
CAS Sofia Newsletter

CAS Sofia Newsletter
(CAS Sofia Newsletters)

Grey Literatures

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