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Уставно право човека на здрав живот  - најважније право теће генерације -

Уставно право човека на здрав живот - најважније право теће генерације -

Author(s): Dragan Bataveljić / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

In this paper the author initially points out that the man's and citizen's freedoms and rights can be divided into three groups, namely: the rights of the first, the second and the third generation, and that this very constitutional right of man to a healthy life is their most important one, belonging to this third group as mentioned. It has been known for a long time that the influence of environment is of crucial importance to health. However, the interest in said influence has begun to increase only following the 70s of the 20th century. On the occasion of the United Nations Conference in Stockholm in 1972, the third-generation rights, in the first instance the right to live in a healthy environment, were mentioned for the first time. Thereafter, a joint initiative for the protection of man's health has been launched in the whole world, as people have finally understood that their initiative would gain much more effect if they cooperate and if ecological problems turn from local problems into global ones. Considering that, European environmental legislation is highly developed in that sense, just like environmental awareness, while the goal and task of other, less developed countries striving to join the European Union is the enhancement and harmonization of national with European legislation.

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Проблемът за смъртта в традиционната и съвременната българска култура
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Проблемът за смъртта в традиционната и съвременната българска култура

Author(s): Maria Dimitrova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

A person’s death disorganizes the social group, shakes each community member individually, and prompts the thought of their own future and destiny. The funeral ideology, which includes both certain concepts concerning the end of human life and funeral ritual, interprets death as a necessity for the community itself.How the beliefs and perceptions of the end of human life have been preserved (and respectively changed), to what extent the funeral ritual has been preserved, what part of the tradition is known and when the community resorts to it to solve problems - these are some of the issues that ask for our attention in the text.

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Символиката на отвъдното - извор за естетиката на романтизма и абсурдизма
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Символиката на отвъдното - извор за естетиката на романтизма и абсурдизма

Author(s): Stefana Mincheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This article presents highlights of the influence of otherworldly symbolism over the aesthetics of romantic and absurdist movements. Romantic stories often present a fight for a just cause on a personal, social or an universal scale. The foredoomed clash of ideals and reality gives a tinge of doubt in the very beginning of action in those genres. Thus the imagery of death, destruction and chaos is firmly connected with the romantic setting. On one hand it enhances the contrast of the heroic appearance and deeds, hence making the heroic exploit possible; and on the other – it derives influential strength from the force of chaos. Likewise, through demolition and rejection of possible meanings, the absurd affirms death as the only certain thing. As in mythology, chaos contains all the fragments necessary for the construction of meaningful structures as well as the asemia needed to trigger the creative mind. When an old semantic structure as an ideology or social order has to be replaced with another one, the old one needs to be demolished, leaving its parts but rearranging them in order to build a new stable semantic entity. Popular romantic texts are drawn as practical examples to illustrate the discussed tendency. However, human mind is capable of revealing or making sense in any random piece of information, due to the ancient layers of meanings, which make “being” possible.

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Упълномощеният език в традиционното общество
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Упълномощеният език в традиционното общество

Author(s): Maria Kisikova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This paper explores the theory of Authorized Language (Bourdieu) on a specific interdisciplinary research field. This field is outlined by Ivan Hadzhiyski`s ideas and insights. His books represent an image of the Bulgarian society at the end of 19th century and the beginning of 20th century. I focus on certain type of sources he uses as examples and arguments for his ideas – folklore sources (proverbs, sayings, folk songs, rituals, traditional healing practices etc.). In my paper I explore the ethnosociological interpretations on folklore sources in Hadzhiyski`s books. I understand the Ethnosociology as a practice of interdisciplinary analyses bordering on two research fields – Ethnology/folkloristic and Sociology. I interpret here different ordinary and extraordinary situations in a community – healing practices, rites from Christmas rituality etc. – described by Hadzhiyski as examples of authorized language. I analyze different aspects of the authorization process (following Bourdieu`s theory) in order to present how the interplay between different social actors in a community leads to practical outcomes and produce social meaning.

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Турските медии за руския шпионски скандал в България

Турските медии за руския шпионски скандал в България

Author(s): Boryana Hristova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The Bulgarian-Russian diplomatic scandal over espionage on 24.01.2020 is engaging not only for the countries, involved in the scandal, but for all NATO and EU countries. The coverage of this hap-pening by the Turkish media rises the questions of information leakages, national security, the common geopolitical situation of the region as well as the reputation of the Turkish independent journalism.

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Ефекти на радионовините в конвергентна медийна среда

Ефекти на радионовините в конвергентна медийна среда

Author(s): Vili Yankova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The effects of the media have been subject of research for decades. Opinions of what the media can do are changed over the years. Their impact changes with the development of societies, but also with new technologies. In the convergent media environment in which, along with traditional media, Internet-based media have emerged, radio, television and newspapers have changed. The effects they have on their audience are also different. The purpose of this report is precisely to seek an answer to the question of how the effects change and how the way the audience perceives the information changes. The subject of the research is narrowed down to the effects of radio and in particular of radio news in information radio.

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Начини на финансиране на дигиталните медии: предизвикателства и перспективи

Начини на финансиране на дигиталните медии: предизвикателства и перспективи

Author(s): Georgi Minev / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The media world faces in today's digital era many challenges and maybe the biggest one of them is how to find success way of financing. For many businesses, this could sound an easy thing, but not for the publishers. The old ways for monetizing the media content are dead and the new ones are not already established. So, the success of media outlets in the future will be not only to be good at creating and distributing content but also at monetizing them. That's why this paper researches the most popular models of financing media business.

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Ценности и ценностна система. Видове култури

Ценности и ценностна система. Видове култури

Author(s): Roslava Kumanova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Value science is called axiology. Values are also dealt with in the philosophy of culture, cultural studies, anthropology, psychology, sociology and folk psychology. For some, they are attitudes, beliefs, and for others - models of behavior, cultural patterns, orientation of interests and desires, etc. Many contemporary anthropologists, sociologists, and other humanities scholars use the term cultures instead of values. The Dutch anthropologist Heert Hofstede introduces five basic cultural dimensions that characterize a society. They are: crops with a long and close distance to power; collectivist and indi-vidualistic cultures; cultures with masculine and feminine values; crops with a strong and weak expres-sion of future anxiety and long- and short-term oriented crops.

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Онлайн бранд на наунопопулярни медии: стратегии за дигитално съдържание

Онлайн бранд на наунопопулярни медии: стратегии за дигитално съдържание

Author(s): Stanislava Tsvetkova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The report analyzes the maintenance of an online media brand of popular science media by cre-ating digital content for the Instagram and Facebook platforms. Its purpose is to show the need for new forms of content in media distribution channels for segmented audiences. The methods of observation and comparative analysis were used for the research. The results prove that the online media Atlas Ob-scura and Futurism are actively using some of the opportunities offered by the network to establish their media brand among the audience. However, it is recommended that popular science media introduce additional innovations in the creation and distribution of media content. These include the active use of augmented and virtual reality, notifications of published content, increasing the streaming of video, maintaining a mobile application. In the future, other important elements of creating an online media brand for popular science media can be explored, such as the development of e-mail marketing com-munication, user-centered web design, online communities, and other social media channels, including Youtube and Twitter.

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Основополагаща рамка за характеризиране на модели на виртуални общности

Основополагаща рамка за характеризиране на модели на виртуални общности

Author(s): Tea Daulova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The purpose of the text is to define the frame in which virtual communities can be examined. The ideas of Howard Rheingold on the impact of the Internet on its users will serve as a criterion. The very first examples of virtual societies are listed in chronological order. This gives an opportunity to propose an approach for defining virtual communities models. Examples of virtual communities models are listed.

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Intercultural Communication – a Visa for Successful Accomplishment of an International Task

Intercultural Communication – a Visa for Successful Accomplishment of an International Task

Author(s): Silvana Jovcheska,Natka Jankova / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The global economy always raises the question about the performances of the global managers. The aims of the multicultural corporations can only be accomplished by using different styles of management. The managers from different countries in terms of general principles of managing are very similar but in terms of cultural norms they can be extremely opposite and this may cause a problem in communication. The primary task of the international managers is to deal with those differences very skillfully which means to acknowledge and evaluate the cultural differences and at the same time to promote authentic cultural integration and integrative development in order to fulfill the international task. This can be accomplished by learning the key differences important for international communication because the world has become a global village and we should not let fear of the unknown to hold us back. If the uncertainty is avoided this can kill any idea and the power to embrace the unknown and learn about the different cultures i.e. by studying intercultural communication the managers will be able to make decisions in terms of embracing the unknown. In other words, this would be the best strategy to move your business from local to global level in a short time. This paper is a research conducted among experienced international managers that (who) during their international experience take culture as a challenge and condition for successful accomplishment of their organizational aim – successful international business. The issue of differences, language, culture, race, beliefs and traditions are everyday challenge for each international manager.

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The Logical Structure of Manipulation

The Logical Structure of Manipulation

Author(s): Paula Pompilia Tomi / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

We are all facing manipulation. Sometimes we manipulate and other times we are manipulated. This phenomenon is strongly linked with logical fallacies. The connection is so strong that it seems that the use of fallacious arguments is enough to lead to an action that is morally blameworthy. I am going to provide some arguments in order to support the idea that logical fallacies are not linked with morality if they are out of a context. To be more specific, they cannot be evaluated from a moral point of view outside a specific context, they are not morally bad or good in themselves.

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The Kindergarten-Family Partnership, a Basis for Early Childhood Education

The Kindergarten-Family Partnership, a Basis for Early Childhood Education

Author(s): Otilia Sanda Bersan / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The present paper analyses the relationship between kindergarten and family as a partnership between these two poles of education. An effective early education is achieved by ensuring a healthy family climate, through the parents’ involvement in the kindergarten activities, by ensuring adequate educational conditions etc., all leading to progress, building a foundation for preschoolers’ integration and quality education. The paper analyses the relation between the kindergarten as an educational institution and the support and involvement offered by children’s family’s during the educational process. The main argument of the article is based on Romanian Educational Law and less on recent studies or researches published in international reviews or scientific.The question could be considered from the beginning: What should a good partnership between parents and kindergarten look like? The paper presents the implementation of the partnership in one kindergarten institution from Timisoara, Romania, between children’s parents and preschool teachers, with the purpose of creating a solid early education. Is a specific, local program that presents the perspectives of some of the teachers involved and of the parents of preschoolers.

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Participatory Practices in European Capitals of Culture

Participatory Practices in European Capitals of Culture

Author(s): Corina Turșie / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

In the context of the growing interest of the European Capital of Culture programme in participation, meant to offer a sustainable legacy of the title, understood as community building, the paper discusses participatory practices applied by Timisoara 2021, starting from a theoretical typology of participation.

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Normative Gaps between Communities and Collective Identities in Governing Cultural Heritage

Normative Gaps between Communities and Collective Identities in Governing Cultural Heritage

Author(s): Oana Șerban / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

This article deals with the conceptual and normative gaps between “communities” and “collective identities” enrolled as shareholders of cultural heritage. I will examine how the absence of the political determinations of communities in governing cultural heritage can be solved by investing a particular perspective on “imagined communities”, regarded as nations represented by specific forms of patrimony, or by restoring older modern theories on social contract and private property, authorized by Hobbes and Locke. In this latter instance, both modern philosophers explain the consecution and implications between community, collective identity and state, arguing that the shift from one to another increases the reasons to accept common ownership on collective properties understood as tangible or intangible forms of cultural heritage.

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Policies for Return Migration in Conditions of Intensive High Skilled Emigration

Policies for Return Migration in Conditions of Intensive High Skilled Emigration

Author(s): Verica Janeska / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

This paper aims to explore which are the realistic policy options for return migration in conditions of intensive intellectual emigration. It provides an overview of the relevant theoretical aspects and experiences of the countries that have faced with great emigration abroad, as well as, the policy responses to high skilled emigration (“six Rs”) and the possibilities of their application in Balkan countries with high skilled emigration. Beside that, the example of the Republic of North Macedonia and its recently adopted Strategy for cooperation with the diaspora is presented. The literature review and observed experiences of the countries with intensive and long-term intellectual emigration, confirm that as long as the reasons for emigration abroad are not eliminated, the permanent return of migrants cannot be expected. In these circumstances, the attention should be paid on policies related to temporary return and virtual return. As for the policy responses to skilled emigration (“six Rs”) and their application in the Balkan countries, only three of them (retention through economic development, temporary return and resourcing expatriates/diaspora options) should be implemented. Recent activities of the Government of North Macedonia, for the large-scale emigration abroad reduction and stimulating return migration, are related with the main determinants of these trends. They are part of the macroeconomic policy for socio-economic development, reducing unemployment, increasing employment and standard of living of the citizens, advance working conditions, as well as improving the political situation in the country and its position regarding the Euro-Atlantic integration. Also, in 2019 the National Strategy of the Republic of North Macedonia for cooperation with the diaspora for the period 2019-2023 was adopted. The strategy has four pillars that correspond with its four strategic goals (political, legal and consular issues; diaspora and economic development; education, science and youth; cultural relations, cultural identity and cultural heritage).

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Professional Trajectories and Factors for Sustainable Return of Highly Qualified Bulgarians

Professional Trajectories and Factors for Sustainable Return of Highly Qualified Bulgarians

Author(s): Vanya Ivanova / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The article will explore the motivation factors and professional trajectories of young highly qualified Bulgarians who returned to Bulgaria in the years around 2010. In this longitudinal study, participants’ responses upon their return will be compared to their current situation through secondary qualitative interviews about 10 years later. The analysis in the paper will focus on three important aspects of the highly qualified return experience: (1) sustainability of the return – are the highly qualified returnees still in Bulgaria, did they have possibilities to re-migrate, and what is their attitude towards the return decision looking at it retrospectively; (2) professional realization, how their professional trajectories have developed through time, are they working in the same area as upon their return; (3) other factors of sustainable return and (4), civil activism, to what extend returnees participate in different forms of civil initiatives, viewed as an additional form of contributing to the Bulgarian society.

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Mobility Patterns of Eastern European Immigrants Resident in Spain

Mobility Patterns of Eastern European Immigrants Resident in Spain

Author(s): Rafael Viruela / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

This article reviews the mobility strategies adopted in recent years by the population born in Bulgaria and Romania, the two Eastern European countries with the highest levels of immigration to Spain. The financial and employment crisis which began in 2008, worsened in 2011 and manifested itself above all as an employment crisis has had a major impact on the dynamics of this migration flow. Reduced inflows and fundamentally, increased outflows (return, remigration) has reduced the stock of Bulgarian and Romanian residents by 30% in a very short time. Internal migration which involves changing the place of residence has also been reduced because the crisis has affected all Spain’s regions to a greater or lesser extent. However, inter-province travel for employment reasons has increased. Internal labour migration is related basically to temporary job opportunities in agriculture. Immigrants resident in Spain who travel from one province to others are joined by their compatriots from abroad. This situation explains why employment and numbers affiliated to the Social Security system are increasing at a time when the census of residents is falling. The economic recovery detected since 2014 must not be attractive enough to reactive immigration.

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Understanding the Degree of Difference in Return Migration: Bulgaria’s Turkish Minority Returning as Pensioners to the Country

Understanding the Degree of Difference in Return Migration: Bulgaria’s Turkish Minority Returning as Pensioners to the Country

Author(s): Nuri Korkmaz / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

In 1989 when the so called big excursion begun the image of Bulgaria changed dramatically in Europe. Assimilationist policies implemented by the Bulgarian Communist Party resulted with the massive expulsion of ethnic Turks. At that time this migration wave was called as “big excursion” by the communists since almost 390.000 Turks left the country for Turkey. In the following years Bulgaria suffered loss of GDP at very large rates and became the land where everyone tried to run away in search of a better future. Late 1990’s and early 2000’s marked new period for the country where the transition to democracy became more solid through the European integration process and resulting with the EU membership. Citizenship rights of the Turks were restored and most of them decided to visit Bulgaria at least as tourists in order to see their houses and birth places again. However, the Turks living in the villages of Rhodope Mountains began to use their houses in Bulgaria as summer residences. Slowly, houses that were abandoned during the 1989 migration were reconstructed and made suitable to live in again. Today, there are many Turks who are pensioners in Turkey and live in Bulgaria during certain period of the year due to the nature and enjoying organic agriculture practices. Their presence in the region contributes to the local economy as it gets very busy during the summer period. Nevertheless, big part of these people are aging, they need special health care facilities in villages and other remote areas which are less accessible than the cities. This paper aims to analyze the situation of returnees among the Turks of Bulgaria and what type of problems they face during this process.

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Post-Brexit Plans of Bulgarian Citizens in the UK

Post-Brexit Plans of Bulgarian Citizens in the UK

Author(s): Eugenia Markova,Ekaterina Tosheva / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

This report examines the underlying complexities in the decisions of Bulgarian migrant workers to remain in the UK or leave following Brexit. Based on an online questionnaire survey of 361 Bulgarian citizens working in the UK, comprising migrant employees/entrepreneurs, unemployed and those out of the labour force, in different regions in the UK, different age groups and professions in 2019, the report studies the implications of the Referendum outcome for migrants’ experiences on the UK labour market, including the observable and perceived changes in attitudes of their colleagues, British people, employers and customers, where applicable. The data suggests that gender, age, length of stay in the UK and labour market integration are important determinants of the decision to remain in the UK or leave, either for Bulgaria or another destination.

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