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ПАРАДИГМЫ МУЗЕЕФИКАЦИИ ИНДУСТРИАЛЬНОГО НАСЛЕДИЯ

ПАРАДИГМЫ МУЗЕЕФИКАЦИИ ИНДУСТРИАЛЬНОГО НАСЛЕДИЯ

Author(s): Yu.A. Kuzovenkova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 5-6/2015

The article analyzes the peculiarities of functioning of national museums of industrial heritage in various periods of history (the late 20th – the early 21st centuries). Appeal to the experience of European countries in this field enables us to explain the emergence of the new goals of museumification and the new paradigm at the turn of the century. There are two paradigms — the paradigm of "preservation" and the paradigm of "development". The former arises in the context of the Soviet culture and aims to preserve the memory of a particular industry — its history, manufacturing process, and architectural heritage. The latter is closely connected with city branding and is aimed at the development of the territory (city, region). It occurs in European countries, and is borrowed by the Russian urban practices in the early 21st century. The museumification has new goals — the improvement of expressiveness and the humanizationof urban environment, the formation of creative spaces and “human capital assets”.

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ГОРОД-САД: АЛЬТЕРНАТИВНАЯ КОНЦЕПЦИЯ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ ГОРОДСКОЙ СРЕДЫ

ГОРОД-САД: АЛЬТЕРНАТИВНАЯ КОНЦЕПЦИЯ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ ГОРОДСКОЙ СРЕДЫ

Author(s): Ekaterina Sergeevna Kotova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 3/2014

The article examines the development of the urban concept of "Garden-cities" created by E. Howard, and the reflection of this concept in the Russian architectural projects. The author attempts to reflect the conversion of the "garden-city" concept from the specific characteristics of urban development projects to the metaphor or the title. On the example of the transformation of Omsk in the "garden-city" the author reveals the relationship of the propaganda of "green building" with the landscape gardening management.

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Sztuka w przestrzeniach wiejskich i eksperymenty etnograficzne. Pożegnanie kultury zawstydzenia: jednoczasowość, zwrot ku sobie, proto-socjologia
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Sztuka w przestrzeniach wiejskich i eksperymenty etnograficzne. Pożegnanie kultury zawstydzenia: jednoczasowość, zwrot ku sobie, proto-socjologia

Author(s): Tomasz Rakowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 4/2016

This article discusses the culture of shaming – a perspective that appears where modernizing discourses on Polish society are confronted with the cultural experiences of villagers. Rakowski explores several possible ways of going beyond this perspective, referring, in turn, to the world of rural social subjectivity as it emerges from artistic and ethnographic projects, the conditions of belonging and the possibilities of performing an ‘inward turn’ in situations of intersocial encounter, and the potential to construct an alternative understanding of society – a proto-sociology. Thus artistic projects are linked with what is ethnographic and current, and above all with the possibility of an alternative social history shaped by rural communities.

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L’OPPIDUM DE BIBRACTE (MONT BEUVRAY, FRANCE) BILAN DE 10 ANNEES DE RECHERCHES (1996–2005)
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L’OPPIDUM DE BIBRACTE (MONT BEUVRAY, FRANCE) BILAN DE 10 ANNEES DE RECHERCHES (1996–2005)

Author(s): Laurent Dhennequin,Jean-Paul Guillaumet,Miklós Szabó,Philippe Barral,Erica Camurri,Beatrice Cauuet,Felix Fleischer,Jörg Frase,Benjamin Girard,Katherine Gruel,Gilles Hamm,Ralph Hoppadietz,Isabelle JOUFFROY-BAPICOT,Thierry Luginbühl,FRANÇOIS MEYLAN,Fabrice Monna,Fabienne Olmer,Christophe Petit,Richard Herve,Sabine Rieckhoff,Rosa Roncador,Dániel Szabó,Calin Tamas,Lőrinc Timár,Otto Urban,Daniele Vitali,Mattias Wöhrl / Language(s): French Issue: 1/2008

This article contains the results of 10 years of research in the Gaulish oppidum of Bibracte between 1996 and 2005. It discusses the thematic developed in Center archéologique européen of Bibracte in this period. It concerns the natural and human environment, the organization of the oppidum and the political and economic structures. The palaeoenvironmental analyses have demonstrated the strong impact of human activities, namely of paleometallurgy, on the natural environment. The understanding of the inner organization of the oppidum has been enriched by the study of the fortifications, the burials, the workshop and residential areas and the public buildings. The greatest result was the uncovering of a basilica complex of a Roman republican style in the center of the settlement (between 50 and 30 BC). Finally, the study of the finds has contributed to determination of the phases and the chronology of the settlement.

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THE CONSUMPTION OF DOMESTIC GAS IN A TROPICAL SAHELIAN
METROPOLIS BETWEEN A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY AND
ADAPTATION OF HOUSEHOLDS TO NEW WAYS OF LIVING: THE CASE OF
THE TOWN OF N’DJAMENA IN CHAD.

THE CONSUMPTION OF DOMESTIC GAS IN A TROPICAL SAHELIAN METROPOLIS BETWEEN A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY AND ADAPTATION OF HOUSEHOLDS TO NEW WAYS OF LIVING: THE CASE OF THE TOWN OF N’DJAMENA IN CHAD.

Author(s): Ndzie Souga Clotaire,Banboye Gilbert Fondze,Albertine Deyembaye / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2016

This study analyses the strategies by the Chadian government to reducedeforestation around the town of N’Djamena as well as over the national territory.Up till date, we observe an increasing growth in the population of the capital ofChad. This growth leads to the abusive and consistent use of fuel wood andcharcoal by the households. This situation is detrimental to the environment and tohuman activities with risks on the real-life of the population. Surveys carried outwith the populations and interaction with resource persons as well as directobservations in the field permitted us to bring out the difficult adaptation ofpopulations to the requirements of modernity and to the sometimes inadequatestrategies of the Chadian government to limit human pressure on the forestresources of N’Djamena. It becomes very imperative to educate the population andto ameliorate their living conditions so as to control energy consumption and avoidcompromising the vegetation cover around Lake Chad and in the Sahel.

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Ethnographic Experiments and Art in Rural Poland. Beyond the Culture of Shaming: Coevalness, the Inward Turn, and Proto-Sociology
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Ethnographic Experiments and Art in Rural Poland. Beyond the Culture of Shaming: Coevalness, the Inward Turn, and Proto-Sociology

Author(s): Tomasz Rakowski / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2017

This article discusses the culture of shaming – a perspective that appears where modernizing discourses on Polish society are confronted with the cultural experiences of villagers. Rakowski explores several possible ways of going beyond this perspective, referring, in turn, to the world of rural social subjectivity as it emerges from artistic and ethnographic projects, the conditions of belonging and the possibilities of performing an ‘inward turn’ in situations of intersocial encounter, and the potential to construct an alternative understanding of society – a proto-sociology. Thus artistic projects are linked with what is ethnographic and current, and above all with the possibility of an alternative social history shaped by rural communities.

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Šumarstvo na području Bjelovarsko-bilogorske županije od njezina osnutka do danas

Šumarstvo na području Bjelovarsko-bilogorske županije od njezina osnutka do danas

Author(s): Marinko Prka / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 2/2008

As early as at the beginning of the 18th century, the forestry service had – in various manners – been organised in the territory of the Croatian state; around the half of the same century, first forestry offices were formed as territorial organisations for forest management. After the abolition of the Varaždin Generalate in 1871, the Bjelovar County was formed; its existence – though having suffered several interruptions and changes – may be followed until the present day. The paper deals with the existence and development of organised forestry in that area in that period. In 1874, in the region encompassing Bilogora and Podravina, Đurđevac and Križevci property communes were formed, both seated in Bjelovar and carrying out forestry-related activities in an organised manner. From the angle of property relations and management-related obligations, during a century and a half almost, we may distinguish several organisational forms of competence over forests and forestland, i.e. organisational units of the forestry service, such as property communes, state-owned forests, private forests, private landed properties and land communities. During the said period, in the area of the Bjelovar-Bilogora County, there had been six various constitutional systems that introduced a great number of amendments to legal acts and changes regarding property relations. A further difficulty was the fact that during almost that entire period, the county borders (which had changed considerably throughout history) did not match the territorial organisation of the forest service. We may therefore speak of organised forestry in this region in the last 135 years, i.e. of the forestry of the Bjelovar-Bilogora County in its historical context. The operational forestry service developed in this area during a long period of time within and according to the boundaries of particular constitutional systems and the changes thereof. At the very beginning of organised forestry in the said region, the operational forestry service was organised depending upon the existence of Vojna krajina (the Croatian Military Border) in the area of that County. Thanks to the Croatian Forestry Society, formed more than 160 years ago, its journals (Trudovi, Šumarski list) and the College of Forestry in Križevci (founded in 1860), forestry in that County had managed to develop and preserve continuous scientific approach to forest management and the education and training of domestic foresters. The share of the forestry in the overall potentials of the Bjelovar-Bilogora County today is significant but still insufficiently exploited. The elements of continuity in the organisation of the forestry service in the said period are as follows: care for professional and permanent forest management, environmental consciousness and general usefulness, and involvement in the local social and economic development. Thanks to all the efforts made and field work done by generations of foresters from the whole of Croatia, i.e. from the said region as well, the forests have been preserved to a great extent, and are today considered being among the most natural and stable as well as best preserved ones in Europe.

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TÜRKİYE’DE İÇ BORÇLANMANIN YAPISI: 1980-2010 DÖNEMİ

TÜRKİYE’DE İÇ BORÇLANMANIN YAPISI: 1980-2010 DÖNEMİ

Author(s): Cahide Bayraktar / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 1/2011

Public sector deficits is a significant problem for the governments of the world today. The gap between government income and government expenditure is government deficit which can be financed by domestic borrowing, external borrowing, monetization and taxation, but domestic debts have harmful effect on the economy. There are a very negative effects such as injustice in the distribution of income and resources, reduction in investments and economic growth. These kids of debts have been applied from 1930s till today in Turkey. Domestic borrowing was realized to pay back interest of debts that had been received. In this study, the structure of domestic debt in Turkey is examined. It has been emphasized the concept of domestic borrowing, limit, sources, tools, methods, domestic borrowing process and economic effects of domestic borrowing.

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Unele modele matematice de sisteme dinamice pentru evoluția populațiilor

Author(s): Eugen Vasile / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2019

Some theoretical dynamic system models of the evolution of "populations" are considered, and by analysing them the paper offers the concrete form of equations, a standard and concise form of notations, and a proper terminology and symbolism facilitating the analysis, numerical simulation and some qualitative interpretations or model extensions. Numerical simulations based on the presented models were performed in the MathCAD software environment. Beyond some mathematical observations, the conclusion is that reality is always more complex than the models.

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Основні етапи формування та розвитку екологічної правової культури в сучасному суспільстві

Основні етапи формування та розвитку екологічної правової культури в сучасному суспільстві

Author(s): Svetlana Petrivna Palamarchuk,Viktor Ivanovich Byrkovych,Oleksandr Petrovich Svitlychnyy / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 2/2019

Purpose of the Article. It consists in covering the main stages of the formation of ecological culture in the context of the modern culture of society. The methodology is based on the principle of objectivity and an integrated approach and in the application of the method of analysis and synthesis, which made it possible to follow the formation and development of ecological culture in the context of the culture of society. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the expansion of ideas about the ecological culture of man in modern society. The analysis of the gradual formation of ecological culture in the structure and functions of the culture itself. Conclusions. As a result of the research, it was established that culture in all its manifestations is an object and subject of study of many specific sciences, ecology is not an exception. Culture was formed on the activities of society and man, along with its results. Culture is the result of the development of the relationship between man and nature, therefore the perception of culture depends on the person. The formation of the ecological culture of society is formed on the basis of education, upbringing and culture, which allows a person to make constructive decisions to solve environmental problems.

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THE STUDY OF MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS AMONG PARTICIPANTS IN A PARTICULAR SPORTS FESTIVAL

THE STUDY OF MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS AMONG PARTICIPANTS IN A PARTICULAR SPORTS FESTIVAL

Author(s): Veronika Fenyves,György Szabados,Zoltán Bács / Language(s): English Issue: 19/2019

The Annual Campus Festival is among the summer music festivals in Hungary which targets higher education students and attracts a large number of participants. The organisers of the festival pay special attention to enhancing visitors’ interest in sport and music events. The Campus Sport Festival takes place annually to promote sport and to provide higher education students, fans and participants from Hungary and abroad (Romania, Slovakia and Ukraine) with memorable opportunities to get to know each other and socialize. Based on the results of a survey in 2017 this study analyses higher education students’ motivation to take part in such international events and focuses on similarities and differences identified among students from other countries. A programme for statistical analysis, SPPS, was used to study the differences among students from several countries and event motivational factors were taken into consideration when administering Pearson’s chi-squared and Kruskal-Wallis tests.

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MANAGEMENT OF SPECIFIC FOOTBALL-TENNIS TRAINING

MANAGEMENT OF SPECIFIC FOOTBALL-TENNIS TRAINING

Author(s): Corina TIFREA,Anamaria GHERGHEL / Language(s): English Issue: 19/2019

Football-tennis is both an individual and team sport, with single, double, triple, plus double and triple mixed events. It is a complex sport where all the muscular groups, the technical-tactical aspects and all the moving abilities are involved: speed (reaction, execution, movement, strength and strength); Force (Force-Speed, Force-Resistance); resistance (specific, anaerobic); flexibility and mobility; coordinating capacity. The technique of football-tennis game is represented by all acyclic actions, based on the perception of the space and time-specific to this sport, which has been acquired correctly and in a balanced manner, leading to maximum results in competitions. The technique in the football-tennis game is represented by the ensemble of specific moving skills (technical processes involved) taking place based on the superior nervous activities, the impact biomechanics and the physical possibilities of the football-tennis players for the purpose of solving situations that occur in both attack and defence in the best way possible and most accurately.

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EDUCATIONAL CHOICES AND PARTICIPATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN ROMANIA

EDUCATIONAL CHOICES AND PARTICIPATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN ROMANIA

Author(s): Ana-Maria Zamfir,Raluca MOLEA,Anamaria NĂSTASĂ / Language(s): English Issue: 20/2019

Education is a central social institution supporting human capital development and socialisation of youth to adulthood. From this point of view, the passage of individuals through the education system is an important theme of study for social sciences, both for explaining educational attainment, as well as for understanding subsequent outcomes obtained by individuals through their life course (employment, income, health, etc.). Educational trajectories are characterised by various transitions that mark the passing of individuals through the education system. The present paper aims to explore educational choices and participation to higher education in Romania and the way they are being shaped by contextual factors. We analyse statistical and administrative data on participation to higher education, considering the characteristics of the economic environment and institutional settings. Our results are relevant to better inform education related decisions of individuals, as well as for supporting the policy making process.

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THE ROLE OF NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS IN RESTORING FOOTBALLERS DURING THE TRAINING AND COMPETITION PROCESS

THE ROLE OF NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS IN RESTORING FOOTBALLERS DURING THE TRAINING AND COMPETITION PROCESS

Author(s): Corina TIFREA,Sidi Hassan Cherkaoui / Language(s): English Issue: 20/2019

Definition of sports supplements: A food, a component of the food, a nutrient, or a non-nutritional component is ingested in addition to foods consumed daily in order to achieve specific health and/or beneficial performance. Nutritional supplements should be consumed to supplement a balanced diet, not as a substitute. Nutritional supplements should not be administered by approaching the "Same for All" system; it should be considered that athletes train for different goals (problems with body composition, recovery after injuries) and train with different loads. Sports nutrition products such as sports drinks and protein refreshments are not considered nutritional supplements. The approach to nutritional supplements should be in accordance with the WADA Code (World Anti-Doping Agency) which stipulates that all supplements used do not contain prohibited substances in sports. Nutrient supplements are preparations that have in their composition macronutrients, micronutrients and other edible substances. Protein consumption is crucial for any individual involved in strong, vigorous workouts. 1 gram of protein has 4 calories. Protein is essential for growth and repair.

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SOCIETAL RESILIENCE AND THE ROLE OF EU’S ACTORNESS IN THE EASTERN NEIGHBOURHOOD

SOCIETAL RESILIENCE AND THE ROLE OF EU’S ACTORNESS IN THE EASTERN NEIGHBOURHOOD

Author(s): Anatolie Cărbune / Language(s): English Issue: 21/2019

Particularly since the European Union Global Strategy (EUGS) was published in 2016, the EU’s soft power projection in Eastern Neighbourhood revolves around the concept of resilience. EU is promoting the need for building resilience, considering that EaP states are facing many challenges associated with internal vulnerabilities and external threats, ranging from security risks to political uncertainty. However, the EUGS put a special emphasis on societal resilience, as many of states’ weaknesses are linked with internal systemic issues. The aim of this paper is to recount the origins of societal resilience at the core of EU’s narrative towards Eastern Neighbourhood, by focusing on the link between good governance and societal resilience. The concept of societal resilience is analysed in a wider manner; as it involves different dimensions, relevant empirical data is used to support the author’s arguments. With a stronger focus on societal resilience, EU could play a more salient role in exerting its transformative power. More than that, the limits of this approach as a policy goal for long term is discussed. As EU could play only an indirect role, societal resilience can be built only gradually and EaP partners have to actively support the EU in this process. In this context, the connection between good governance, economic development and societal resilience is crucial for long term stability.

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Fluxuri informaționale în situații de criză

Fluxuri informaționale în situații de criză

Author(s): Ivan Lucian / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 14/2020

This study aims to improve the management of information flows and knowledge to support decision-makers in the event of a defense crisis, public order or emergency situation. The document addresses the need for strategic level information for crisis management decision-makers, based on an empirical study by the Finnish authorities. The results of this scientific study present the general requirements and information content of a strategic decision-making support system for forces intervening in the event of a crisis.

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Geleneksel Ekolojik Bilgi ve Folklor

Geleneksel Ekolojik Bilgi ve Folklor

Author(s): Mehmet Ali Yolcu,Mehmet Aça / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 100/2019

Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) is a collection of knowledge and beliefs that have been acquired after many years of experience with human contact with the environment. In the West, the idea that TEK can guide the modern society in terms of terming and sustainable resource use and ecological development has been debated since the early 1980s. This concept is important to see the basis of the problems of human-nature relations. TEK research aims to reveal the ecological knowledge that has shown a unique development as a result of environmental adaptation of each of the local communities living in many regions of the world. Although TEK research has continued in the West for nearly 40 years the term has entered the literature in Turkey nowadays. The place and importance of TEK research in the field of folklore which is of interest to different disciplines requires us to form a research model about TEK. It can be clarified through pioneering studies on how TEK accumulation specific to a community will be collected, how to approach this information and how it will be analyzed. In our study, TEK research model in folklore was proposed by considering the definition, content and scope of the concept and brief history of the researches.

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За града и тълпата през XXI век

За града и тълпата през XXI век

Author(s): Dessislava Boshnakova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2019

Today, many ideas come from the crossing point of different fields. Starting as initiatives in the field of computing, today crowdsourcing can be find in all aspects of human life. In that article, I will focus on the opportunities to use crowdsourcing in the life of a city. This means that using new technologies cities can create initiatives in which to collaborate with its citizens for making the life of the city better. We know that the city is not only buildings and routes. The soul of the city comes from the crowd who lives in that city. Crowdsourcing is just a way to hear the voices of the people and engage them in the future of their city

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PRIKAZI

PRIKAZI

Author(s): Suada M. Kovačević,Leontin Čapo Milenić,Mirsad Kunić,Melida Travančić,Žarko Milenić,Sead Husić,Božidar Stanišić,Jovanka Stojčinović Nikolić,Ivo Mijo Andrić / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian Issue: 3-4/2020

Review of: Ivo Mijo Andrić - Savo ILIĆ: BLAGODATI NORDIJSKOG HODANJA, Digitalne knjige, Zagreb, 2019. Ivo Mijo Andrić - Joso ŽIVKOVIĆ: TRAGOM POKORENIH ŽELJA, DHK i DHKHB, Osijek – Mostar, 2019. Ivo Mijo Andrić - Milan RUPČIĆ: KRUGOVI NA POVRŠINI, Vlastita naklada, Zagreb, 2019. Jovanka Stojčinović Nikolić - Жељка АВРИЋ: ПЕСМА ЈОЈ ЈЕ ДРУГО ИМЕ, Дом културе Ивањица, 2020 Božidar STANIŠIĆ - Lana BASTAŠIĆ: UHVATI ZECA, Kontrast, Beograd, 2018. Sead HUSIĆ - Ibrahim KAJAN: KRICI I ŠAPUTANJA. PUTOPISI IZ HUMSKE ZEMLJE, Bosanska riječ, Tuzla, 2017. Žarko MILENIĆ - Lidija PAVLOVIĆ - GRGIĆ: GDJE ŽIVI BAJKA?, Planjax, Tešanj, 2019. Žarko Milenić - Цвијетин РИСТАНОВИЋ: СВАКИДАШЊЕ ПРИЧЕ, Свет књиге, Београд, 2017. Melida TRAVANČIĆ - Armin POHARA: BOSANSKI ZABORAV, Lijepa riječ, Tuzla, 2019. Mirsad Kunić - Sead HUSIĆ: ČASOPISNE PJESME, Lijepa riječ, Tuzla, 2020. Leontin Čapo Milenić - Ivona IVIĆ: ADASTRA, Vlastita naklada, Bošnjaci, 2020. Leontin ČAPO MILENIĆ - Marijana MARTINČIĆ: SUSRET SA SOBOM, Vlastita naklada, Pula, 2020. Suada M. KOVAČEVIĆ - Suvad ALAGIĆ: NISAM BANDIT, JA SAM PJESNIK, Planjax, Tešanj, 2020. Suada M. KOVAČEVIĆ - Danica VLAŠIĆ: U ZAČARANOM KRUGU, Vlada Brčko distrikta BiH – Književni klub P. N. Brčko distrikt BiH, 2020. Suada M. KOVAČEVIĆ - Zijad KONJIĆ: ZEMLJA RAJSKE DJECE, OFF-SET, Tuzla, 2019.

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THE ISSUE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF THE CITY OF ROUSSE IN THE BULGARIAN-ROMANIAN RELATIONS
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THE ISSUE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OF THE CITY OF ROUSSE IN THE BULGARIAN-ROMANIAN RELATIONS

Author(s): Spaska Shumanova / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2020

The crisis that broke out in the Eastern Bloc in the second half of the 1980s, the foreign- and internal economic problems of Bulgaria and Romania, the exhaustion of the mechanisms for their practical solution, the formalization of personal contacts between Todor Zhivkov and Nicolae Ceausescu, influenced the Bulgarian and Romanian diplomacy, which prove incapable of solving the escalating environmental problem of gassing the city of Rousse. For the sake of the socialist solidarity of member-states the Warsaw Treaty Organization and the use of Todor Zhivkov as a “a link” between the USSR and Romania, the problem of the environmental pollution of Rousse by the chemical plant “Verahim” in Giurgiu has been silenced for a whole decade (1981–1991), despite the indisputably proven presence of unacceptable concentrations of chlorine ion, which is harmful to the health and life of the citizens of Rousse. The positive consequence of the bilateral political and diplomatic stalemate, in which the Bulgaria and Romania fall is the emergence of the first public protests, the announcement of the environmental problem in Rousse by the media, and the emergence of the first dissident organization in Sofia – Public Committee for Environmental Protection of the City Rousse (8 March 1988).

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