The Social Context of the Post-Communist Transition in Bulgaria

This article attempts to identify, describe, and explain the main historically shaped social factors that have influenced the post-communist transition in Bulgaria. Three groups of interrelated factors are of particular interest: the specific features of the former totalitarian regime, Bulgaria’s social structure, and the cultural characteristics of Bulgarian society

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