Critique & Humanism | 41 | 2013 | People and Civil Society as Resources of Democracy

Discussion I: How could collective mobilizations help us better understand and reform our society?

public discussion with the participation of Ivaylo Ditchev, Mariya Ivancheva, Meglena Kuneva

Sofia, 9 February 2012

Discussion II: Why do we protest against ACTA?

public discussion with the participation of Ivaylo Dinev, Georgi Zahariev, Svetoslav Malinov, Nadege Ragaru, Antonyi Todorov

Sofia, 23 February 2012

Discussion III: Civic protests: Media images, ideological biases

public discussion with the participation of Petya Kabakchieva, Veselin Stoynev, Boyan Znepolski

Sofia, 8 March 2012

Discussion IV: Legitimacy of civic protests? Solidarity with civic protests?

public discussion with the participation of Petya Lazarova, Daniel Smilov

Sofia, 22 March 2012

Discussion V: Bulgarian education: The role of protests, the paths of reforms

public discussion with the participation of Anastas Guerdjikov, Alexander Kertin, Lyutvi Mestan, Tania Petrova

Sofia, 4 April 2012

Discussion VI: In defense of immigration, against immigration

public discussion with the participation of Svetla Encheva, Anna Krasteva, Zvezda Vankova

Sofia, 20 June 2012

Introduction to Counter-democracy: Politics in an Age of Distrust

Pierre Rosanvallon

Bulgarian translation

Après les nouveaux mouvements sociaux (After the new social movements

Michel Wieviorka
Bulgarian translation

The unbearable lightness of politics

Tony Judt
Bulgarian translation

Bowling alone

Robert Putnam
Bulgarian translation

Trust the People! Populism and the Two Faces of Democracy

Margaret Cannovan
Bulgarian translation

Populism: What’s in a name?

Ernesto Laclau
Bulgarian translation

Why nationalism is omnipresent, pluralistic and still a danger?

Michal Kozlowski

Voting for Party “Ataka” in Bulgaria. Reshaping the symbolic boundaries after socialism

Nadege Ragaru

Teachers, economists and private individuals or how did the market capture our imagination

Milla Mineva
an analysis of the mass strike of Bulgarian school teachers in 2007

On the movement against the implementation of the technology “hydraulic fracturing” in Bulgaria

Dona Pickard
on the ecological protests in the autumn and winter of 2011-2012

Occupy “Orlov Most”: The structural transformations of the public sphere

Lea Vajsova
On the ecological protests in June 2012