Hayri Emin
Hayri Emin was born in Krumovgrad, Bulgaria. is a PhD student in International Relations at the Faculty of Economic and Administrative Sciences at “Trakya University” in Edirne, Turkey. He
graduated with a Masters in International Political Relations and Security Studies
from the Faculty of Philosophy at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Bulgaria.
His scientific interests include, among others, International Relations and Political Science, Security issues, Balkan politics, Minority issues, Islamophobia, Etnicity and identity, civil
society etc.
Address: Sofia/Bulgaria
graduated with a Masters in International Political Relations and Security Studies
from the Faculty of Philosophy at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Bulgaria.
His scientific interests include, among others, International Relations and Political Science, Security issues, Balkan politics, Minority issues, Islamophobia, Etnicity and identity, civil
society etc.
Address: Sofia/Bulgaria
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Bulgarian Turks, one of the minorities of the Balkans have gone through different phases from Bulgaria’s independence to the present day compared to other Muslim societies in the region. This community experienced the hardships of daily life through the most basic human rights violations of the communist regime, such as the forced change of Turkish names. This study is an in-depth analysis of the religious rights and freedoms of Bulgarian Turks with their regional, national and international aspects from the post-communist process to present day. The main argument of the study is as follows: Although the religious freedom of the Muslim minority has continued to develop in the post-Cold War period, Bulgaria has not fully ensured the religious freedom of Muslims since its EU membership in 2007 and does not apply EU norms regarding human and minority rights equally among its citizens.
Books by Hayri Emin
in which authors are united by the aim at studying cultural, social, political, spiritual
and emotional boundaries. This volume springs from papers presented at an interdisciplinary conference organized at the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia on the 30th and 31st of October 2017. The compilation came naturally after a successful
scientific discussion between the participants. The conference gathered sixty participants from different countries within and beyond European borders representing various scientific institutions and cultural organizations. The forum was organized with the financial support of the National Science Fund, Ministry of Education and Science in Bulgaria. This is the premier international conference focusing on the interdisciplinary theme ‘Between the worlds’ and this is the first volume of its conference proceedings. It is our hope that this collection will shed light on the complex phenomenon of local and global cultures, tradition and modernity, religious and spiritual spaces, mobility and open borders and that it will inspire further academic interest and research in this field.
Bulgarian Turks, one of the minorities of the Balkans have gone through different phases from Bulgaria’s independence to the present day compared to other Muslim societies in the region. This community experienced the hardships of daily life through the most basic human rights violations of the communist regime, such as the forced change of Turkish names. This study is an in-depth analysis of the religious rights and freedoms of Bulgarian Turks with their regional, national and international aspects from the post-communist process to present day. The main argument of the study is as follows: Although the religious freedom of the Muslim minority has continued to develop in the post-Cold War period, Bulgaria has not fully ensured the religious freedom of Muslims since its EU membership in 2007 and does not apply EU norms regarding human and minority rights equally among its citizens.
in which authors are united by the aim at studying cultural, social, political, spiritual
and emotional boundaries. This volume springs from papers presented at an interdisciplinary conference organized at the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in Sofia on the 30th and 31st of October 2017. The compilation came naturally after a successful
scientific discussion between the participants. The conference gathered sixty participants from different countries within and beyond European borders representing various scientific institutions and cultural organizations. The forum was organized with the financial support of the National Science Fund, Ministry of Education and Science in Bulgaria. This is the premier international conference focusing on the interdisciplinary theme ‘Between the worlds’ and this is the first volume of its conference proceedings. It is our hope that this collection will shed light on the complex phenomenon of local and global cultures, tradition and modernity, religious and spiritual spaces, mobility and open borders and that it will inspire further academic interest and research in this field.