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Volume 4, month November, 2019

Crises Manifestations in the Ottoman Empire during the 18th C. and the Changes in the Church Mukata’as within the Context of Iltizam System pp. 11-30

Krasimira Mutafova

Institutional-Legal Crisis and Commercial Transformation in the 18th Century: British Levant Company Merchants in the Balkans pp. 31-42

U. Serdar Serdaroglu

Crises and Opportunities: Greek and Bulgarian Bourgeoisie and Muslim Merchants in the 19th Century Black Sea Trade pp. 43-51

Mustafa Can Guripek

Wartime Crisis? The Crimean War (1853–1856) – the Different War pp. 52-65

Ivan Roussev

Lyuben Karavelov and the Crises in the Ottoman Empire in the 60s and 70s of the Nineteenth Century pp. 66-79

Petko Petkov

The 1875 Economic Crisis on the Pages of the Bulgarian Revival Press pp. 80-93

Hristiyan Atanasov

New Data on the Financial Situation of the Eastern Rumelian Militia pp. 94-103

Anton Donchev

Why the Industrialization of the Bulgarian Economy Failed during the Third Bulgarian State (is Al. Gershenkron Right)? pp. 104-118

Marco Dimitrov

Crises and Possibilities for Development: Economic Practices of Bulgarian Merchants from the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century pp. 119-131

Svetla Atanasova

Cereals in Bulgaria during the War Period (1912–1918). Problems and Solutions pp. 132-144

Plamen Ivanov

The Third State Court (1919–1923) for Handing over the Operation of the Sofia – Nish Railway Line to the German Railway Troops during the First World War pp. 145-153

Evgeni Kostov

Socio-Economic Consequences of Price Controls in Bulgaria during the Interwar Period pp. 154-170

Pencho Penchev

The Democratic Alliance and the Measures to Fight the Depression (1929–1931) pp. 171-184

Rumyana Parvanova

The Wheat Trade of South Dobrudzha (1929–1940) pp. 185-193

Tsvetolin Nedkov

The Bank for International Settlements and Its Activity in the Period 1930–1945 pp. 194-205

Petar Stoyanov

Materials about in Kind Payments of Services across the Bulgarian Lands. Part ²I pp. 206-216

Miroslav Toshev

The Crisis of the Soviet Agriculture 1931–1933 pp. 217-227

George Todorov

The Legal Framework of the Bulgarian Industry – an Attempt to Deal with Business Crises pp. 228-239

Aneta Deneva

Bulgarian Economy’s Development during the Socialism and Entrepreneurship – Relation for the Crisis Then and Today pp. 240-249

Veneta Hristova

Legislative Model for Overcoming Insolvency in Bulgaria – Condition and Perspectives pp. 250-260

Margarita Bachvarova

Monetary Circulation in Durostorum as a Reflection of the Crisis in the Roman Empire (294–498) pp. 263-274

Svetlana Gancheva

Unrest in Northern Bulgaria. The Struggle for Supremacy between Trasteniklioglu and Yilikoglu (1800–1806) pp. 275-286

Ayse Kayapinar and Levent Kayapinar

Elena and the Region of Elena during the Kircalis Times pp. 287-299

Stanimir Dimitrov

Crises and Opportunities: Demographic Changes in the Nineteenth Century and Their Impact on the Economic Development of the Bulgarian Lands (Following the Example of Tryavna Region) pp. 300-309

Gergana Georgieva

Trade in Times of Crisis – Razgrad in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century pp. 310-321

Nevena Nedelcheva

Wars and Reforms in the Ottoman Periphery: Agrarian Relations in Dobrudzha during the Nineteenth Century pp. 322-333

Nikolay Todorov

Aspects of the Economic Crisis in the Bulgarian Lands during the 1850s and 1860s according to the Data from the Archive of the Krastich Brothers, Merchants from the Town of Svishtov pp. 334-344

Ivaylo Naydenov

The Exports of Grain Foods from Svishtov in the Context of the “Long Depression” 1873–1896 pp. 345-360

Margarita Marinova

Economic Development of the Town of Svishtov during the Crisis of 1897–1902 pp. 361-373

Emilia Vacheva

The Economic Activities in Gabrovo after 9th of September 1944 – from “Patriotic Industrials” to “Former People” (1944-1947) pp. 374-383

Ivan Postompirov

The Fatherland Front and the Economic Development of the Diocese of Stara Zagora, 1944–1956 pp. 384-393

Nikolay Atanasov

Volume 3, month November, 2018

The Commercial Law Institutes during the Bulgarian National Revival Period – between the Traditions and the Modernity pp. 9-22

Ivan Roussev

The Turnovo Constitution – Ownership, Finances, Economy pp. 23-32

Milko Palangurski

Constructing a Market Alternative for the Bulgarian Economy during the Interwar Period pp. 33-48

Pencho Penchev

The Institutions in the Documentary Heritage of Hristo Botev pp. 49-61

Petko Petkov

Credit Institutions in the Bulgarian Lands during the 18th and 19th Centuries. An Attempt for Review pp. 62-75

Hristiyan Atanasov

Official Regulations of the Ottoman Beratli Merchants’ Activity in the 1860s. Shared Practices from the Bulgarian Lands pp. 76-87

Svetla Atanasova

Land Ownership and the Development of Agriculture in Bulgaria (1878 – 1944) pp. 88-103

Marco Dimitrov

The Customs – Continuity, Change and Impact on Bulgarian Economic Development (1878 – 1912) pp. 104-115

Aleksandar Shivarov

Production of Cereals in Bulgaria (1878 – 1912) pp. 116-130

Plamen Ivanov

The Institute of Constitutional Ministerial Criminal Liability in Bulgaria. The Second State Court (1910 – 1914) – Economic Offenses pp. 131-138

Evgeni Kostov

The Parliament, Business and Professional Organizations and Passing of the Local Industry Encouragement Act (1928) pp. 139-150

Rumyana Parvanova

Support for Entrepreneurship in Bulgaria through the Ages – Some Aspects pp. 151-164

Veneta Hristova

Materials on in Kind Payments of Services across the Bulgarian Lands. Part ² pp. 165-177

Miroslav Toshev

The Derbendzhi Villages in Kaza/Nahiye of Turnovo between 1515 and 1613 – 1614. Observations on Their Social and Economic Development pp. 181-202

Ayse Kayapinar and Levent Kayapinar

Information about the Church vak?fs in the 18th Century in Ottoman Documents from the Fund “Piskopos Kalemi” pp. 203-217

Krasimira Mutafova

The Different Roles of Tryavna Chorbadzhis and Their Importance for the Local Economy pp. 218-230

Gergana Georgieva

The Priests and Their Place in the Urban Economy in the 19th Century (Following the Example of Settlements from Northeastern Bulgarian Lands) pp. 231-243

Nevena Nedelcheva

“Even though We Live under the Naz?rin's Influence, the Ciftlik's Owner is Protecting us a lot“ – Balcho Neykov and Dobrudzha Ciftliks of Eyub Pasa pp. 244-257

Nikolay Todorov

The Role of Institutions in the Entrepreneurial Activity of Pulievi Brothers (1839 – 1868) pp. 258-269

Ivaylo Naydenov

Elena Chorbadzhis – Economic Capabilities and Public Activity pp. 270-284

Stanimir Dimitrov

The Business Correspondence between the Representatives of the Rusovich Family from Arbanassi in the Period January – March 1868 pp. 285-311

Veselin Goranchev

“The Most Important Engines for the Development of a Country” – The Role of District Councils as an Institution in Northeastern Bulgaria (until 1912) pp. 312-321

Petar Dobrev

Aspects of the Development and Importance of the Unorganized Credit in Svishtov (1878 – 1912) pp. 322-331

Margarita Marinova

Svishtov Revival Period Merchants in the Post-liberation Bulgaria pp. 332-342

Emilia Vacheva

The Policy of the Bulgarian Communist Party for Modernization of Agriculture in Dobrudzha (1951 – 1956) pp. 343-356

Tsvetolin Nedkov

The Textile Industry of Gabrovo after Nationalization – Consolidation, Structuring and Restructuring (1947 – 1989) pp. 357-367

Ivan Postompirov