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Published on 25 June 2021

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PAGE RANGE: 303 - 308

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6

LANGUAGE

Bulgarian

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YEAR: 2021

ISSUE NUMBER

Political Studies ISSUE 1-2, 2021

PUBLISHED ON : 25 June 2021
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SUBJECT

POLITICS IN TIMES OF CRISIS

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Rumyana Kolarova
Triple Parliamentary Elections Phenomenon in Bulgaria
Dimitar Ganev
General Elections 2021: Electoral Dynamics and Challenges Facing the Main Parties
Petia Gueorguieva
Dividing Lines and Oppositions Amongst the Opposition. Bulgarian Elections in 2021
Galin Durev
The Left-right Consensus in the Election Platforms of the Parliamentary Represented Parties and Coalitions in the 45th National Assembly
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Parliamentary Elections in Bulgaria 2021: The Debate About the Bulgarian (None) Social State That Didn’t Happen (Again)
Parvan Simeonov
An Attempt at “Radical Normalcy”? The Case with the Positioning of IMRO in the Parliamentary Elections on April 4, 2021
Petar G. Cholakov
Bulgaria-Russia Relations and the Results of the 2021 Parliamentary Elections: Continuity or Change
Stoyanka Balova
Parliamentary Elections 2021: Techniques and Instruments for Persuasion in Virtual Space
Andrey Valchev
The Futile Efforts of Anti-Systemicism. Peculiarities of the Communication Behavior of the Party “There Is Such A People” in the Campaigns for the Parliamentary Elections April - July 2021
Strahil Deliyski, Stefan Georgiev
My Populism Is Much Better Than Your Populism. Analysis of the Post-Election Political Discourse of the Parties and Coalitions in the 45th National Assembly
Anna Krasteva
Rule of Law and Justice in the Transformation from Post-Communism to Post-Democracy: State Capture versus Contestatory Citizenship in Bulgaria
Ivaylo Dinev
The Protest Mobilizations in Bulgaria since the Great Recession: Characteristics and Periodization (2009-2017)
Mirela Veleva-Eftimova
Support/ resistance to Bulgarian Accession of European Union – In the Context of Enlargement Policy
Teodora Angelova
The Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU: A Chance to Overcome the Negative Stereotypes of the European Scene
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