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Krastev, Ivan

Ivan Krastev is a political scientist and Chair of Board of the Centre for
Liberal Strategies in Sofia, Bulgaria.


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The author has so far published 1 article on euro|topics.


1.  Article | 22/10/2007

The populist moment

Populist movements no longer question democracy as they did in the 1930's. In east central Europe in particular, populism has even become a by-product of democracy, says Ivan Krastev. Which challenges do Europe's democracies face? » more


6 articles of this author have been cited in the European Press Review so far.

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1.  Kultura - Bulgaria | 16/02/2010

Ivan Krastev on peripheral Europe

Europe has lost its influence in global politics and must get used to its new role as a peripheral power, writes political scientist Ivan Krastev ... » more

2.  Kultura - Bulgaria | 23/01/2009

The death of the serious press

Political scientist Ivan Krastev points to the devastating impact of the financial crisis on quality newspapers: "The tightening of corporate advertising budgets and the predominance ... » more

3.  Dnevnik - Bulgaria | 22/08/2007

Ivan Krastev on the EU from the Russian perspective

Ivan Krastev directs the Centre for Liberal Strategies in Sofia and is chief editor of the Bulgarian edition of Foreign Policy. His article appeared in ... » more

4.  Le Temps - Switzerland | 23/03/2007

The EU celebrates its 50th anniversary

"Fifty years after the Treaty of Rome, the challenge we need to face up to simple: to find a new story, to tell the Europeans, ... » more

5.  Przekrój - Poland | 28/09/2006

The ailments of Eastern Europe

In an interview with Wawrzyniec Smoczynski, Bulgarian political scientist Ivan Krastev, director of the Centre for Liberal Strategies in Sofia, puts forward the hypothesis that ... » more

6.  Dziennik Gazeta Prawna - Poland | 09/08/2006

Ivan Krastev on Russia's oil nationalism

"The worst enemy of Russian democracy is neither the Kremlin nor the oligarchy – it's the high oil prices," writes Bulgarian political expert Ivan Krastev, ... » more

 

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