Year XXXIV, Issue 3, 2026<<Archive
Viеw ovеr thе Bаlkаn Pеninsulа
ESTABLISHMENT AND PROTECTION OF REAL PROPERTY BOUNDARIES IN BULGARIAN CUSTOMARY LAW
The regulation of the establishment and protection of boundaries of agricultural properties occupies an important place in Bulgarian common law. Land, as the primary means of subsistence, necessitated its clear delimitation and effective safeguarding. This...
Bulgarian common law; property; boundaries; property rights; customary law
THE 1934 COUP D'ÉTAT THROUGH THE CRITICAL LENS OF MACEDONIAN TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER
The article examines the relationship between the Macedonian émigré community and the Bulgarian state following the coup of May 19, 1934, through an analysis of the newspaper Macedonian Tribune. The periodical, a leading voice of the Macedonian diaspora in...
Macedonian Tribune; Macedonian Political Organizations; Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization; “Zveno” circle; May 19th coup
Civilizаtion Boundаriеs
BOGOMILISM AND ISLAMISATION (HISTORIOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS)
The present study examines the historiographical debate surrounding the relationship between Bogomilism and the process of Islamisation in the Balkans, with a particular focus on Bosnia. Bogomilism, a dualistic Christian heresy that emerged in the medieval...
Bogomilism; Bogomil theory; religious conversions to Islam; Ottoman rule; Bosnia
LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY AND INTEGRATION PROCESSES IN THE EU, NAFTA AND MERCOSUR COUNTRIES IN A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
This article examines the level and dynamics of average labour productivity (LP) in the countries associated with three major regional economic blocs: the European Union (EU), the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and the Southern Common Market (M...
labour productivity; integration processes; economic integration; EU; NAFTA; MERCOSUR