Macedonian New Political Photography
It is not easy to talk about political photography in Macedonia. As a matter of fact, it is not easy even to talk about the term photography in Macedonia. Why is that so? Due to a very simple reason: There are not any schools of photography in Macedonia. Or, let me put it this way: There are no any educated personnel in photography in Macedonia. We can put a stop here and end this article.
WAR and PACIFISM ?
Pacifism is an invention of the more modern epoch. In the past, they used to think that it was people’s natural desire to wage wars and that their inevitable task was to kill other people. This has not yet been overcome in man’s nature, but people have started looking for ways to master the ugliness of war.
Distinguished University of Maryland Professor Ted Robert Gurr, an International-Renowned Expert in Civil and Ethnic Conflict, Visits Bulgaria`
From 4 through 15 October, 2002 Prof. Ted Robert Gurr, an international renowned expert in civil and ethnic conflict, presented in Bulgaria his recent book, Peoples versus States: Minorities at Risk in the New Century (2000). The book was published by the Bulgarian State Military Publishing House with funds provided by the American Center at Sofia. Peoples versus States is now available for interested Balkan readers.
Albanian Migration into Greece: The Economic, Sociological and Political Implications
According to archaeological research, human movement has been a diachronic and consistent phenomenon, harking back to the corroborated transmigratory patterns of nomadic and gregarious Cro-Magnon clans. As thousands of years transpired, people slowly dispersed throughout the world.
Windows - words and images
WINDOWS - words and images brings together six of Rusmir Mahmutćehajć’s essays, each forming a ’window’ onto the ancient landscape of Bosnia’s religious complexity, through which it considers the presence of the primal contents of these diverse sacred teachings in the poetic voices of Mak Dizdar’s Stone Sleeper and Skender Kulenović’s Sonnets, and in the visual images of Dževad Hozo and Safet Zec. Throughout, the author’s preoccupation with mankind’s relationship with the transcendent, with the ’unity in diversity’ of which Bosnia and Herzegovina is such a striking, perhaps unique example, is expressed in terms of the religio perennis, drawing on the writings of such as René Guénon, Frithjof Schuon and others.