BG to EU, and Human Rights: negative attitudes, no acts
Deyan Kiuranov, PhD, of Sofia, Bulgaria, was active in the Bulgarian anticommunist
opposition and afterwards worked as a political sociologist and anthropologist for
NGOs and Soros’ Open Society in Bulgaria and Belarus....
Human Rights in Serbia: Subordinated to geostrategic deliberations
Sonja Biserko is a Serbian campaigner for human rights. She is the founder and president of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia. Biserko’s ongoing work for human
rights has included documenting...
Ivan Krastev is the chairman of the Centre for Liberal Strategies in Sofia and permanent fellow at the Institute for Human Sciences, IWM Vienna. He is a founding board member of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a member of the...
Agon Maliqi is a policy analyst, civil society activist and media writer from Prishtina, Kosovo. He is the creator and co-founding editor of http://sbunker.net, an Albanian language opinions and analysis blog which gathers a younger generation of academics, think...
Josep Ramoneda was born in Cervera, Spain, in 1949. He is a political philosopher and is very active in the Spanish intellectual debate about current politics. After his academic career of teaching contemporary philosophy (1975-1990), in 1994 he founded...
Boris A. Novak (born in 1953) is a Slovene poet, playwright, translator, and essayist. He teaches Comparative Literature at the University of Ljubljana. Novak was active in the movement for the democratization of the Slovene and Yugoslav society. In...
Saša Ilić is a writer, journalist, and social activist. He has published three short story collections, The Prevision of the Civil War (2000), Urchin Hunts (2015), Dušanovac. Post (2015) and two novels, Berlin Window (2005)...
Ana Pejovic (1980, Prijepolje, SFR Jugoslavija) is a cultural professional and a translator from Belgrade. She has been working in the field of literature since 2002, first as associate editor...
The 7th International
Literature Festival Pro-Za Balkans, which
brings together well-established authors from Balkan countries, was
held in Skopje from 19-22 May 2019.
The award of the International Literature Festival “PRO-ZA Balkan”, the “Prozart”...
Alek Popov (born Sofia, Bulgaria, 1966) is a leading Bulgarian writer, author of four novels, several collections of short stories and essays, scripts and plays. His hugely successful first novel, the...
