Table of contents:

Nikolay Nenov, Iveta Pirgova – Museum – Interpretations and Experience. II.

Lizette Gradén – Fake It Till You Make It! Heritage in Action as a Performative Strategy at the Kulturen Museum in Lund. 

Bojana Škafar – The Contemporary Ethnographic Museum: To Whom does it Belong?

Maureen K. Porter – Decolonizing Museum Interpretations of the “Other”: Principles for Applying Folklore Lenses to the Liminal Aspects of Educative Museum Pedagogies. 

Anastazija Petrović, Željka Jelavić – Learning About the Other: Educational Programmes at the Ethnographic Museum in Zagreb.

Nadezhda Dzhakova – The Museum and the Encounter with the Audience in the Information Age. Social Media as a Shared Space for Dialogue.

Nikolay Nenov, Silvia Trifonova-Kostadinova – Inaccessible Museums? Communicating with Audiences and Presenting Heritage. 

MATERIALS

Raymond Detrez, Gillian Mathys, Margot Luyckfasseel, Sarah Van Beurden, Tracy Tansia – Renovation of the Museum of Africa.

MUSEUMS, EXHIBITIONS, GALLERIES

Sonya Penkova – „The Scars of War: Sofia’s Lost Architectural Heritage” – To Live Through the Destruction of a European City and the Fate of Those Left Homeless. 

Elka Mincheva – Eugenia Lepavtsova in House Wittgenstein, Vienna. 

REVIEWS AND COMMENTS

Vihra Barova – Anatol Anchev. Madness in Bulgarian Folklore. Sofia, 2018. 

Nikolai Vukov – Krasteva-Blagoeva, Evgenia. (Ed.) Approaching Consumer Culture. Global Flows and Local Contexts. Springer, 2018. 

ACADEMIC LIFE

Svetla Antova – Borders. Events. People. 

 Editor: Albena Georgieva

Language Editors: Albena Georgieva, Shannon Martino

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Mila Maeva – On the Way North and Finding a Home.

Plamena Stoyanova – Gypsies and the Emigrations of the ‘Bulgarian Turks’ (1948–1989).

Svetlana Koch – The Identification Strategies of the Bulgarians in Ukraine.

Maya Grekova, Iva Kyurkchieva, Maya Kosseva – State – Religion Relations: the Bulgarian Case.

Zornitsa Draganova – ‘Gezi Spirit’: Narrative Fragments and Modes of Articulation. Ethnography of Post-Protest (Istanbul 2013–2015).

Lina Gergova, Yana Gergova – The Tobacco City: The Discourse on Industrial Heritage.

Petya Bankova – The Value of the Gift or the Price of the Present.

Stamen Kanev – The Public Baths as a Factor in Local Identity Construction, 20th–Early 21st Century (The Case of Gorna Banya Quarter in Sofia).

REVIEWS AND COMMENTS

Mila Maeva – Veneta Yankova. Bulgarians in Hungary: Cultural Memory and Heritage. Budapest: Bulgarian Republican Self-Government, 2014.

Dobrinka Parusheva – Gueorguieva, Petia, Anna Krasteva (Dir.). La rue etl’e-rue. Nouvelles contestations citoyennes. Paris: L’Harmattan, 2015.

Evgenia Troeva – Ivaylo Markov. Migrations and Socio-Cultural Dynamics. The Albanians in the Republic of Macedonia. Sofia: Gutenberg Publishing House, 2015.

Daniela Koleva – Nikolay Nenov (Ed.), Beta Haralanova and Tatyana Shtereva. Anguish and Salvation. The Memory of the Jewish Communities in Ruse, Shumen and Varna. Ruse: European Spaces 21 Association, 2015. 

Stanoy Stanoev – Petko Hristov, Anelia Kassabova, Evgenia Troeva, Dagnoslav Demski (Eds.). Contextualizing Changes: Migrations, Shifting Borders and New Identities in Eastern Europe. Sofia: Paradigma, 2015. 

Evgenia Troeva – Elya Tzaneva. Ethnosymbolism and the Dynamics of Identity. Cambridge Scholar Publishing, 2015. 

Ivanka Petrova – Elena Petkova. The Everyday Life of the Bulgarian Muslim Women in the Central Rhodope Mountains. Sofia: Gutenberg Publishing House, 2015. 

Daniela Koleva – Yana Yancheva. The Collectivization in the Bulgarian Village (1948–1970). Collective Memory and Everyday Culture. Sofia: Gutenberg Publishing House, 2015. 

Valentina Vaseva – Ana Luleva, Ivanka Petrova & Slavia Barlieva (Eds). Research on Cultural Memory, Cultural Heritage and Identities. Sofia: Gutenberg Publishing House, 2015. 

Albena Georgieva – Petar Shukerov, Ivan Patev, Dimitar Mihaylov. The Earth Looks at Heaven. People and Orthodox Temples in the Central Rhodopes. Sofia: St. Kliment Ohridski University Press, 2015. 

Elya Tzaneva – Ethnographic Problems of Folk Culture. V. 11. Editorial Board: Rachko Popov, Anatol Anchev (Ed.-in-Chief), Evgenia Troeva. Sofia: ‘Prof. Marin Drinov’ Publishing House, 2016. 

Anelia Kassabova – Mila Maeva. Bulgarian Emigrants in England – Past and Present. Sofia: Paradigma Publishing House, 2017. 

Valentina Sharlanova – Ivan Krastev. After Europe. On the Weakness and the Strength of the European Union. Sofia: Publishing House Obsidian, 2017. 

Georgeta Nazarska – Valeri Katzunov, Dzheni Ivanova, Tzvetana Velichkova (Eds.). Women in the History of Academic Science in Bulgaria: Habilitated Women in BAS. Sofia: Roprint, 2018.