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Miroslav Damyanov

Miroslav is a Human Geography and Behavioural Science graduate with a broad social interest in cities and their transformation. His research interest combines bottom-up urbanism, contentious politics, post-communism, border studies and social psychology. Having completed a Bachelor’s degree program in Liberal Arts and Sciences, he is fond of applying an interdisciplinary approach to unravel pressing issues. The experiences in both Bulgaria and the Netherlands shaped his academic and personal life. You can follow Miroslav on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrslvDamyanov
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Sunny Beach: The resort dream on the Bulgarian seaside

August 31, 2015  By Miroslav Damyanov
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