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  Yavor Aleksiev & Petar Ganev – Current Economic Situation

  Published on March 24, 2016 / Economics Talks

  Yavor Alexiev, Bulgarian economist at the Institute for Market Economics and Petar Ganev, a senior economist at the same institute. Their lecture describes the current economic situation in Bulgaria and it explains the state of the country during the Economic crisis of 2008-2012 and then during the politican crisis in Bulgaria of 2013. They also explain the posibility of nternship programs in the Institute for Market Economics. View Current Economic Situation on YouTube The AUBGTalks channel on YouTube American University in […]

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  Dannie Chalk – Witchcraft in Early Modern

  Published on December 25, 2015 / History Talks

  Watch Dr. Dannie Chalk talk about the image of Witchcraft in Early Modern England and the common prejudices and misconception related to the art of Witchcraft and the witches. Dannie Chalk is an Assistant Professor in the Arts, Languages, and Literature Department at AUBG. Dr. Chalk got her PhD in English from the Pennsylvania State University in 2009. One of her main research interests is the British literature of 17th and 18th centuries. View Witchcraft in Early Modern England on YouTube […]

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  Michael Strauss – God, Particles, and the Cosmos

  Published on December 6, 2015 / Science Talks

  (October 13, 2015) God is a concept which rarely finds any support from the scientists. Most of them don’t even try to include the idea of God in the modern science. And of course, there are exceptions such as Dr. Michael Strauss, who tries to find a scientific explanation of God in his talk “God, Particles and the Cosmos”.  Dr. Michael Strauss is the Professor of Physics at the University of Oklahoma.   View God, Particles, and the Cosmos on YouTube […]

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  John Rodrigue – Breaking the Crown: Rebellion and the King’s Image in Early Stuart England

  Published on November 29, 2015 / History Talks

  (October 19, 2015) John Rodrigue talks about the images of kingship and the resistance to it, as these things played out in literature, drama, and polemic. Most specifically, on the “image wars” between the King and his opposition as they wrestled for the hearts and minds of the people — a struggle Charles I seemed to have lost when he lost his head, but that monarchy ultimately won. Historically, the “image wars” were one of the first PR battles to […]

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  Jürgen H. Gangoly – How Social Media Changed Society

  Published on October 30, 2015 / Journalism Talks

  Watch Jürgen H. Gangoly talk about how Social Media impacted the society, turned the tides in marketing, PR and advertising. Mr. Gangoly gives his insight into the model of Public Relations and Media Communication which all professionals should adapt if they want to succeed in the world, so heavily changed by the social media. Jürgen H. Gangoly is the Managing Director of The Skills Group at Die Kommunikationsgesellschaft PR agency. View How Social Media Changed Society on Youtube The AUBGTalks channel […]

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  Cosmina Tanasoiu – Politics and Superheroes

  Published on October 16, 2015 / Political Talks

  December 9, 2014) Cosmina Tanasoiu talks about one of the essential elements of the modern popular culture – superheroes. Starting with the philosophical concept and the history of superheroes and then moving to their ideological and sociological context, she explains why politics and superheroes are closely tied together. Cosmina Tanasoiu is a Associate Professor in the Politics and European Studies department at AUBG.

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  Lynnette Leonard – Weaving Fun and Fan into Life

  Published on September 16, 2015 / Journalism Talks

  (March 26, 2015) Dr. Lynnette Leonard talks about how comic books reflect real life and help people to understand the world in a different way. The speaker is Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at the American University in Bulgaria.

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  Emanuele Recchia – HR Strategy for Working with the New Generation

  Published on December 30, 2014 / Business Talks

  (November 5, 2014) Emanuele Recchia talks about the bank’s approach of finding and developing the talents of their employees.

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  Boris Goncharov – Cryptography & Steganography

  Published on December 26, 2014 / Computer Science Talks

  (October 13, 2014) Boris Goncharov gives an lecture on cryptography and steganography, showing why these two are important in the computer science field. He talks about the applications and use of cryptography, key management processes, information hiding alternatives such as steganography and watermarking, etc.

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  Albena Spasova – The Dark Side of Technologies

  Published on November 7, 2014 / Computer Science Talks

  (October 6, 2014) Albena Spasova gives a lecture on the dark side of technologies. She talks about the fraud schemes and internet crime evolution such as traditional and dynamic phishing, botnets, new tools for organized crime groups, etc.

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  Yavor Siderov – Migrants, Refugees & Recipient Countries: The Case of Bulgaria

  Published on October 22, 2014 / Political Talks

  Yavor Siderov gives a lecture on the issue of rising number of migrants and refugees in Bulgaria. He talks about the importance of integration of refugees and how this can be achieved through changes in their status, placement and cultural integration.

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