Issue: 2025 N 4

Published online 17/12/2025

ÉTUDES BALKANIQUES

Sofia ∙ 2025 ∙ LXI ◆ 4

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXI4

Sommaire

Simeon A. SIMEONOV, Rethinking Bulgarian Diplomatic History in the Age of Digital Humanities: Quantitative Analysis, Prosopographic Research, and the Challenges of “Digitization with a Human Face”

Aleka STREZOVA, The Biography of a Bulgarian Diplomat: Petar Dimitrov from Zheravna (1848 – 1919)

Yura KONSTANTINOVA, The Ivan Vazov Autonomous Cultural Institute: A Failed Agent of Globalization

Angel ZLATKOV, “I’m Tired Already” – Problems and Mistakes in the Building of the Network of Bulgarian Trade Agencies in the Ottoman Empire at the End of the 19th Century

Varia

Blagovesta IVANOVA, The Creation of Modernity in the Balkan Mural Painting During the Nineteenth Century

Nikolay ARETOV, “Veda Slovena” in the Context of the Bulgarian Romantic Nationalism and of Slavic National Epic

Dimos CHLOPTSIOUDIS, Triantafyllos H. KOTOPOULOS, Campus Poetry as Autobiographical Poetry: The Life of an Academic through Kotopoulos’ Poetry

Veron DOBROSHI, Irony as a Tool for Shaping Reality in Bashkim Shehu’s Fiction

Simion CÂLȚIA, An Institutional Experiment at the Beginning of the 20^th Century: The Chemical Analysis Laboratory for Milk Control in Bucharest (1905 – 1908)

Krasimir KRASTEV, The Tatar Campaign against Bulgaria and Byzantium in 1285

Notices bibliographiques

Eleonora Naxidou, Yura Konstantinova (eds.), Christian Networks in the Ottoman Empire: A Transnational History. Budapest–Vienna– New York, Central European University Press, 2024, XXVI, 314 p. (Dobrinka PARUSHEVA  DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXI4.11

Kaloyan Simeonov, Evroto i darzhavite ot ES. Kade sme nie [Калоян Симеонов, Еврото и държавите от ЕС. Къде сме ние?]. Sofia, UI “St. Kliment Ohridski”, izd. Minerva, 2025, 512 p. (Alexandra MILANOVA ) DOI: https://doi.org/10.62761/645.EB.LXI4.12