Economy
The region of the Middle East and North Africa is a good example of how imperialism actively underdeveloped a place, resulting in inequalities present until today. Issues often explained by...
Economy
The institutionalisation of European colonial imperialism from the 15th century onwards led to two main unequal developments – (1) the subordination of the colonised to the metropole, and (2) –...
Economy
More than 95 per cent of the children in EU countries attend early childhood education, leaving very few of them without schooling, because of different reasons (European Commission 2025). Globally,...
Economy
Think about the word inequality. The state of things being unequal, unfair, imbalanced. These words themselves are very ambiguous. They can carry a lot of meaning. Depending on the context...
Economy
In early 2014, the Bulgarian state introduced its National Strategy for Long-Term Care. Among other things, the Strategy sought to begin actively deinstitutionalising existing care provision on different levels. As...
Economy
We are used to seeing a few different ways in which the elderly in need are cared for. In most cases, especially when the need for care is minor (my...
Economy
Europe endures an ageing population. In early 2025, more than 22 per cent of its population were people above the age of 65 (European Commission 2025). Pension ages across Europe...
Economy
My eldest niece is 11 years old. She goes to school from 08:00 to approximately 14:00. Her mother is a single mother, who works a nine-to-five job. Luckily enough, the...
Economy
Remember the question ‘How much do you cost?’ It is quite logical nowadays to think in terms of money, since money is everywhere – it is a means of payment,...
Economy
The very existence of society is a precondition for the existence of the economy. For society to continue existing, it needs to reproduce itself – to continue being. This is...
