Tatyana Kotzeva
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4873915 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Tatyana Kotzeva |
| NOMBRES | Tatyana |
| APELLIDO | Kotzeva |
| FIRMA | KOTZEVA T |
| AFILIACIONES | Bulgarian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8823-4404 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Cervical cancer in Bulgaria since EU accession in 2007
BACKGROUND: Bulgaria has one of the highest cervical cancer incidence rates in the EU, driven by persistently low screening uptake and HPV vaccination coverage. Despite the preventable nature of the disease, efforts to implement effective prevention strategies have been undermined by political instability, fragmented governance, and systemic health system weaknesses. REFORM CONTENT: Since EU accession in 2007, Bulgaria has launched several initia…
Changing Fatherhood
This study investigates social disparities in the uptake of paid parental leave (PPL) and engagement in childcare by Bulgarian fathers within the context of shifting gender norms and recent policy reforms. Based on survey data from 503 fathers of young children, it examines attitudes toward involved fatherhood, motivations and obstacles to PPL use, and the interaction between gender stereotypes and socioeconomic conditions. Despite EU‐aligned mea…
Perceived Difficulties in Compliance with Covid-19 Public Health Measures
The meaningful participation of children in matters that affect them
Caring for the Child, Caring for the Family
The article explores the different meanings behind the narratives of “family,” “childcare,” and “child protection” in public discourses against the National Strategy for the Child (NSC) 2019–2030 in Bulgaria. These meanings are seen as reflecting the intertwining and cumulative effects of transnational and local influences in the anti-gender movement. Using frame analysis as an approach in social movement studies, the aim is to analyse the main i…
Contested Parenthood
The article focuses on the social differences in the attitudes toward female and male voluntary childlessness in Bulgaria and their dynamics over time. The analysis is based on data from the European Social Survey conducted in 2006 and 2018 in Bulgaria. By the means of multinomial logistic regression, we test the effect of the period, gender, age, marital status, number of children, education, employment, minority status, and religiosity on attit…
Nationalism and Declining Population in Bulgaria after 1990
This paper aims to illuminate and provide a critical assessment of the nationalist discourse on declining population in Bulgaria. Nationalist discourse is one of the mainstream approaches in Bulgaria and is widely spread through mass media having been voiced by renowned intellectuals, policy experts, scholars and media celebrities. It can be recognised in the political programmes of left-wing and nationalist parties, but also in governmental docu…
Determinants of Gender Disparities in Labor Income
The article explores two types of gender pay gap determinants. The first type refers to job characteristics, which are described here by sector, occupational status, and unionization. The second type refers to human capital, and is analyzed through proxy variables such as educational attainment, experience, gender, and age. In this article, we answer the question "How do these factors determine the gender pay gap?" We run Mincerian equations usin…
Social discourses, women's resistive voices
Re‐imaging Bulgarian women
In Bulgarian society under communist rule, two conflicting images of women were constructed: the socialist Amazon ‐ a woman‐android, the mechanical woman, woman‐heroine of a socialist modernization project ‐ and woman as a mother and carer of children. Recent investigation reveals a high degree of convergence in the self‐identification strategies pursued by different groups of Bulgarian women, with some divergence among ethnic minorities. Despite…
Patterns of Priority in Careers among Managerial and Professional Women in Bulgaria
This study examined correlates of patterns of priority in careers, anchored at the extremes by career-primary and career-family orientations, among 218 managerial and professional women in Bulgaria. Data were collected using anonymously completed questionnaires to replicate similar research conducted in Canada. Career-family women were more likely to be married, have more children, work fewer extra hours per week, been with a present employer for…
Re‐imaging Bulgarian women
In Bulgarian society under communist rule, two conflicting images of women were constructed: the socialist Amazon ‐ a woman‐android, the mechanical woman, woman‐heroine of a socialist modernization project ‐ and woman as a mother and carer of children. Recent investigation reveals a high degree of convergence in the self‐identification strategies pursued by different groups of Bulgarian women, with some divergence among ethnic minorities. Despite…
Nationalism and Declining Population in Bulgaria after 1990
This paper aims to illuminate and provide a critical assessment of the nationalist discourse on declining population in Bulgaria. Nationalist discourse is one of the mainstream approaches in Bulgaria and is widely spread through mass media having been voiced by renowned intellectuals, policy experts, scholars and media celebrities. It can be recognised in the political programmes of left-wing and nationalist parties, but also in governmental docu…
Social discourses, women's resistive voices
The meaningful participation of children in matters that affect them
Caring for the Child, Caring for the Family
The article explores the different meanings behind the narratives of “family,” “childcare,” and “child protection” in public discourses against the National Strategy for the Child (NSC) 2019–2030 in Bulgaria. These meanings are seen as reflecting the intertwining and cumulative effects of transnational and local influences in the anti-gender movement. Using frame analysis as an approach in social movement studies, the aim is to analyse the main i…
Contested Parenthood
The article focuses on the social differences in the attitudes toward female and male voluntary childlessness in Bulgaria and their dynamics over time. The analysis is based on data from the European Social Survey conducted in 2006 and 2018 in Bulgaria. By the means of multinomial logistic regression, we test the effect of the period, gender, age, marital status, number of children, education, employment, minority status, and religiosity on attit…
Changing Fatherhood
This study investigates social disparities in the uptake of paid parental leave (PPL) and engagement in childcare by Bulgarian fathers within the context of shifting gender norms and recent policy reforms. Based on survey data from 503 fathers of young children, it examines attitudes toward involved fatherhood, motivations and obstacles to PPL use, and the interaction between gender stereotypes and socioeconomic conditions. Despite EU‐aligned mea…
Determinants of Gender Disparities in Labor Income
The article explores two types of gender pay gap determinants. The first type refers to job characteristics, which are described here by sector, occupational status, and unionization. The second type refers to human capital, and is analyzed through proxy variables such as educational attainment, experience, gender, and age. In this article, we answer the question "How do these factors determine the gender pay gap?" We run Mincerian equations usin…
Patterns of Priority in Careers among Managerial and Professional Women in Bulgaria
This study examined correlates of patterns of priority in careers, anchored at the extremes by career-primary and career-family orientations, among 218 managerial and professional women in Bulgaria. Data were collected using anonymously completed questionnaires to replicate similar research conducted in Canada. Career-family women were more likely to be married, have more children, work fewer extra hours per week, been with a present employer for…
Re‐imaging Bulgarian women
In Bulgarian society under communist rule, two conflicting images of women were constructed: the socialist Amazon ‐ a woman‐android, the mechanical woman, woman‐heroine of a socialist modernization project ‐ and woman as a mother and carer of children. Recent investigation reveals a high degree of convergence in the self‐identification strategies pursued by different groups of Bulgarian women, with some divergence among ethnic minorities. Despite…
Social discourses, women's resistive voices
Determinants of Gender Disparities in Labor Income
The article explores two types of gender pay gap determinants. The first type refers to job characteristics, which are described here by sector, occupational status, and unionization. The second type refers to human capital, and is analyzed through proxy variables such as educational attainment, experience, gender, and age. In this article, we answer the question "How do these factors determine the gender pay gap?" We run Mincerian equations usin…
Nationalism and Declining Population in Bulgaria after 1990
This paper aims to illuminate and provide a critical assessment of the nationalist discourse on declining population in Bulgaria. Nationalist discourse is one of the mainstream approaches in Bulgaria and is widely spread through mass media having been voiced by renowned intellectuals, policy experts, scholars and media celebrities. It can be recognised in the political programmes of left-wing and nationalist parties, but also in governmental docu…
Contested Parenthood
The article focuses on the social differences in the attitudes toward female and male voluntary childlessness in Bulgaria and their dynamics over time. The analysis is based on data from the European Social Survey conducted in 2006 and 2018 in Bulgaria. By the means of multinomial logistic regression, we test the effect of the period, gender, age, marital status, number of children, education, employment, minority status, and religiosity on attit…
Caring for the Child, Caring for the Family
The article explores the different meanings behind the narratives of “family,” “childcare,” and “child protection” in public discourses against the National Strategy for the Child (NSC) 2019–2030 in Bulgaria. These meanings are seen as reflecting the intertwining and cumulative effects of transnational and local influences in the anti-gender movement. Using frame analysis as an approach in social movement studies, the aim is to analyse the main i…
The meaningful participation of children in matters that affect them
Perceived Difficulties in Compliance with Covid-19 Public Health Measures
Cervical cancer in Bulgaria since EU accession in 2007
BACKGROUND: Bulgaria has one of the highest cervical cancer incidence rates in the EU, driven by persistently low screening uptake and HPV vaccination coverage. Despite the preventable nature of the disease, efforts to implement effective prevention strategies have been undermined by political instability, fragmented governance, and systemic health system weaknesses. REFORM CONTENT: Since EU accession in 2007, Bulgaria has launched several initia…
Changing Fatherhood
This study investigates social disparities in the uptake of paid parental leave (PPL) and engagement in childcare by Bulgarian fathers within the context of shifting gender norms and recent policy reforms. Based on survey data from 503 fathers of young children, it examines attitudes toward involved fatherhood, motivations and obstacles to PPL use, and the interaction between gender stereotypes and socioeconomic conditions. Despite EU‐aligned mea…
Sociology (6 obras) · Bulgarian (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras)