Bulgaria in Transition: Environmental Consequences of Political and Economic Transformation
Bulgaria in Transition: Environmental Consequences of Political and
Economic Transformation
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Bulgaria in Transition: Environmental Consequences of Political and Economic Transformation |
Edited by Krassimira Paskaleva, Philip Shapira, John Pickles, and
Boian Koulov.
Ashgate: Aldershot, England, and Brookfield VT, USA.
1998. ISBN 1 85972 619 4.
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| Part I. The context for transformation | |
| 1 | Introduction: Development, restructuring and the
environment in Bulgaria John Pickles, Philip Shapira, Brent Yarnal, Boian Koulov and Krassimira Paskaleva |
| 2 | Village to state to market: Agricultural ecology and transformation – the
Bulgarian experience Mieke Meurs, Monique Morrissey and Robert Begg |
| 3 | Technological hazards in Bulgaria Mariana Nikolova |
| 4 | Linking global priorities and local realities: Nongovernmental organizations and the
conservation of nature in Bulgaria Barbara A. Cellarius |
| 5 | Politics, environment and the rule of law in Bulgaria James Friedberg and Branimir Zaimov |
| 6 | The political economy of environmental data in the Bulgarian transformation John Pickles and Dimitrina Mikhova |
| Part II. Restructuring at the regional level | |
| 7 | The environment of Bulgaria and its Burgas region Stefan Velev and Brent Yarnal |
| 8 | The land-use impacts of Bulgarian decollectivization Brent Yarnal |
| 9 | State industrial enterprise and the impacts of restructuring in the Burgas region Krassimira Paskaleva and Philip Shapira |
| 10 | Post-communist change in ecopolitics and environmental management: A case study of
Bulgaria’s Burgas region Boian Koulov |
| 11 | Who cares about the environment? Popular attitudes to pollution and environmental
reconstruction: Two case studies of Bulgaria and the Czech Republic John Pickles, Petr Pavlínek and Caedmon Staddon |
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