Πώς εντάχθηκαν στην Ελλάδα οι μετανάστες των 1990s και γιατί δε θέλουν να ενταχθούν μετανάστες κ πρόσφυγες που έφτασαν πρόσφατα; Νέα έρευνα μελών του GPSG (Gerodimos, Karyotis, Leontitsis, Skleparis, Tsagkroni) με την υποστήριξη της διαΝΕΟσις https://bit.ly/2NErfjq
December GPSG Newsflash is out:
An application deadline extension (6.12) for the Athens Methods Seminar on Analysing Text and Discourse.
A panel discussion on “Political violence in crisis-ridden Greece”, in EBEA in Athens on 17.12.
A clickable version: https://gpsg.org.uk/gpsg-newsflash-08-19/
Registrations now open for the panel discussion “Political violence in crisis-ridden Greece” which will take place in EBEA in Athens 17.12.
Deadline extended until 6.12 for applications for the Research Methods Seminar on Analysing Text and Discourse which will take place in Athens 8-10.1.2020 https://gpsg.org.uk/research-methods-seminar-on-analysing-text-and-discourse-athens-8th-10th-of-january-2020/
November GPSG Newsflash is out! It includes: A call for applications for a Qualitative Research Methods Seminar. A call for papers/panels for a Section of the ECPR Standing Group on the EU. A call for applications for the Greek Diaspora Fellowship Program.
https://bit.ly/32iosRb
Deadline for submissions to the 2020 PSA Conference extended to 15.10.2019. We invite proposals for the General Call, the Joint Call on Europe after 10 years in crisis and the Thematic on Political Violence.
September Newsflash is out! Among others it includes General Call for Papers on Greek Politics, Joint Call for Papers with Italian, French, German, and Turkish Politics Specialist Groups, Thematic Call for Papers on Political Violence in Greece. https://bit.ly/2ks1uaN
3The GPSG is delighted to announce the publication of the 2019 Election Pamphlet. More than 30 political and social scientists attempt to interpret and reflect on the 7 July national election in Greece and its outcome. https://gpsg.org.uk/gpsg-pamphlet-no-6-first-thoughts-on-the-7-july-2019-election-in-greece/ via @GPSG.ORG.UK
Call for GPSG Pamphlet: We invite short opinion/analysis articles (200-500 words, in English) analysing, interpreting or reflecting on the outcome, likely impact or any other aspect of the campaign or election. https://bit.ly/2JiEkx8
