Evgenia Kalinova
Script error: No such module "AfC submission catcheck". Evgenia Kalinova (Евгения Калинова; born in Plovdiv on 21 March 1959) is a lecturer in contemporary Bulgarian history at Sofia University. She is the Professor of Contemporary History of Bulgaria.
Her dissertation is on the political relations between Bulgaria and the United States during the First World War (1914-1918). Her research interests are focused on the foreign policy of Bulgaria after the Second World War and the cultural policy in the period of socialism. [1]
Works[edit]
- Bulgarian-British Cultural Relations from the End of World War II to the Late 1960s
- THE DIPLOMATIC TRIANGLE: SOFIA — MOSCOW — ANKARA (MIDDLE 20S - EARLY 1940s)
- The Communist Party and the Intelligentsia in Bulgaria (1944-1989). – In: The History that Makes Us Smile (In memoriam of Prof. Rumyana Kusheva). Sofia, 2015
- State Policy towards the Turkish Minority in Bulgaria (1944-1989). – In: Minorities in the Balkans. State Policy and Interethnic Relations (1804-2004). Ed. by Dushan T. Batakovic. Institute for Balkan Studies of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts. Belgrade, 2011
- Bulgarian-Turkish Diplomatic Relations (1980 – 1985). – In: Turkish-Bulgarian Relations: Past and Present. Ed. Mustafa Turkes, TASAM Publication, Istanbul, 2010
- Bulgarian Transition and the Memory of the Socialist Past. – In: Remembering Communism. Genres of Representation. Ed. by Maria Todorova. Social Science Research Council, New York, 2010, (co-author I. Baeva)
- Study on how the memory of crimes committed by totalitarian regimes in Europe is dealt with in the Member States. Submitted by Prof. Dr. Carlos Closa Montero – Institute for Public Goods and Policy Centre of Human and Social Sciences - CSIC Madrid, Spain, 2010. (сo-author I. Baeva)
- Bulgarian Turks during the Transition Period. – In: Bulgaria and Europe. Shifting Identities. Ed. by Stefanos Katsikas. Anthem Press, London, 2010
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