N L Mihaylov
Biographic Data
| ID | 56780 |
|---|---|
| NAME | N L Mihaylov |
| GIVEN NAMES | N L |
| FAMILY NAME | Mihaylov |
| SIGNATURE | MIHAYLOV N L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Medical University of Varna |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5891-8012 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Everyday consumer experiences and geo-socialisation of young people in Bulgaria. ‘Look, I’m not the type of person like Greta Thunberg’
Unsustainable consumption fuels climate change, yet youth sustainable consumer identities are rarely examined beyond affluent Global North contexts. This research investigates how early youth in Bulgaria develop their sustainable consumer identities through socio-spatial contexts, using relational and critical frameworks. The study explores the interplay between the lived experiences of young individuals and their environmental engagement, incorp…
A Political-Economic Model of Community and Societal Health Resources
The quality and access to healthcare systems depend on community health resources, infrastructure, and funding; however, a significant disparity in these resources persists globally. The effectiveness of national health systems depends on a balanced approach to health spending, access to facilities and a skilled local health workforce. What accounts for country-level differences in those critical community and societal health resources? We propos…
Meaning-making as Empowerment
Appraisal and coping predict health and well‐being during the Covid ‐19 pandemic
COVID‐19 has had a devastating impact on people worldwide. We conducted an international survey ( n = 3646) examining the degree to which people's appraisals and coping activities around the pandemic predicted their health and well‐being. We obtained subsamples from 12 countries—Bangladesh, Bulgaria, China, Colombia, India, Israel, the Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Portugal, Turkey and the United States. For each, we assessed appraisals and coping s…
Speaking power to power
The anti‐fracking movement (AFM) in Bulgaria, was a successful grassroots local‐to‐national organizing effort to change public policy. The study draws on social movements, community psychology, and grassroots democracy theory to explore, describe and critique how participants in the AFM collectively constructed meanings and practices of organizing in interaction with the sociopolitical context as they expanded their efforts from the local to the …
From victims to citizens
AIMS: The anti-fracking movement in Bulgaria, 2011-2013, was a successful grassroots effort to influence national environmental policy. The study draws on social movements and community psychology scholarship to investigate the emergence, development, and implications of activist identities as an important force for the movement's success. METHODS: Within a qualitative design, data were collected from interviews with activists, observations of or…
Speaking power to power
The anti‐fracking movement (AFM) in Bulgaria, was a successful grassroots local‐to‐national organizing effort to change public policy. The study draws on social movements, community psychology, and grassroots democracy theory to explore, describe and critique how participants in the AFM collectively constructed meanings and practices of organizing in interaction with the sociopolitical context as they expanded their efforts from the local to the …
From victims to citizens
AIMS: The anti-fracking movement in Bulgaria, 2011-2013, was a successful grassroots effort to influence national environmental policy. The study draws on social movements and community psychology scholarship to investigate the emergence, development, and implications of activist identities as an important force for the movement's success. METHODS: Within a qualitative design, data were collected from interviews with activists, observations of or…
From victims to citizens
AIMS: The anti-fracking movement in Bulgaria, 2011-2013, was a successful grassroots effort to influence national environmental policy. The study draws on social movements and community psychology scholarship to investigate the emergence, development, and implications of activist identities as an important force for the movement's success. METHODS: Within a qualitative design, data were collected from interviews with activists, observations of or…
Speaking power to power
The anti‐fracking movement (AFM) in Bulgaria, was a successful grassroots local‐to‐national organizing effort to change public policy. The study draws on social movements, community psychology, and grassroots democracy theory to explore, describe and critique how participants in the AFM collectively constructed meanings and practices of organizing in interaction with the sociopolitical context as they expanded their efforts from the local to the …
Appraisal and coping predict health and well‐being during the Covid ‐19 pandemic
COVID‐19 has had a devastating impact on people worldwide. We conducted an international survey ( n = 3646) examining the degree to which people's appraisals and coping activities around the pandemic predicted their health and well‐being. We obtained subsamples from 12 countries—Bangladesh, Bulgaria, China, Colombia, India, Israel, the Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Portugal, Turkey and the United States. For each, we assessed appraisals and coping s…
Meaning-making as Empowerment
A Political-Economic Model of Community and Societal Health Resources
The quality and access to healthcare systems depend on community health resources, infrastructure, and funding; however, a significant disparity in these resources persists globally. The effectiveness of national health systems depends on a balanced approach to health spending, access to facilities and a skilled local health workforce. What accounts for country-level differences in those critical community and societal health resources? We propos…
Everyday consumer experiences and geo-socialisation of young people in Bulgaria. ‘Look, I’m not the type of person like Greta Thunberg’
Unsustainable consumption fuels climate change, yet youth sustainable consumer identities are rarely examined beyond affluent Global North contexts. This research investigates how early youth in Bulgaria develop their sustainable consumer identities through socio-spatial contexts, using relational and critical frameworks. The study explores the interplay between the lived experiences of young individuals and their environmental engagement, incorp…
Grassroots (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Empowerment (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Context (archaeology) (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Geography (2 works)