The transformation process in Bulgaria [Elektronische Ressource] / Georgi Stoilov

THE TRANSFORMATION PROCESS IN BULGARIAGEORGI STOILOV1TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction 61. Main Tendencies in the Transition of the ex-Socialist Countries from East and Middle Europe 202. Transformation to Democracy in Bulgaria 292.1. The Election Law, the Political Regime and the Political Institutions 292.2. Formation and Development of the Political Partiesand Party System in Bulgaria 312.2.1. Dynamics and development of the parties and party systems 312.2.2. Formation of the Political Parties in Bulgaria 402.2.3. The Political Parties in Bulgarian Society 452.2.4. Formation of the Party System in Bulgaria 482.3. The Bulgarian media environment in evolution process 592.3.1.Institutional frame 592.3.2.The assumptions of change 612.3.2.1.Chronology of change. Pure message 632.3.2.2.Media matière of past 652.3.2.3.Advertising images of freedom 662.3.2.4.The failure of changes as media article 672.3.2.5.Positions unclearness 682.3.2.6.The fault start of the reform and its information indemnity 692.3.2.7.Configuration of daily newspapers 702.3.2.8.Vulgarisation of media language 712.3.3.The situation in the electronic media 712.3.4. Media and power. The power of media 732.4. Political Culture 752.5. Demographic Development of the Present Bulgarian Society 772.5.1. Natural development of the population 772.5.2.Natality of the population 782.5.3.Population mortality 7922.5.4.Average life expectancy 802.5.5.Population migration 802.5.6.