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://t.co/cEukqvtpgx

The 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://t.co/Gigmbsb3GR 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://t.co/7Afqk15tGY

Παράταση υποβολής εισηγήσεων έως 21.07.2019 για το 4ο Συνέδριο ΠΕΔιΣ"Το Πολιτικό Φαινόμενο σε Μετάβαση: Προκλήσεις για τη Δημοκρατία, το Κράτος και την Κοινωνία".Το Συνέδριο διοργανώνεται και με την υποστήριξη του GPSG.

“Παράταση υποβολής εισηγήσεων έως 21 Ιουλίου 2019 για το 4ο Συνέδριο ΠΕΔιΣ”Το Πολιτικό Φαινόμενο σε Μετάβαση: Προκλήσεις για τη Δημοκρατία, το Κράτος και την Κοινωνία” https://t.co/gULGnDrtwH via @GPSG.ORG.UK

We are looking for: Up to two new people who will join us in the Executive Committee of the group (DEADLINE: 30 June).Short opinion/analysis articles (200-500 words, in English) on the outcome, likely impact or any other aspect of the campaign or election.

We invite short opinion articles on the forthcoming parliamentary election. This is a first piece by @LampriniRori on the failure of the government to pass a bill which would facilitate the Greeks living abroad to exercise their right to vote. https://t.co/yEZRV03ZGY

June Newsflash is out! We are looking for: Up to two new people who will join us in the Executive Committee of the group (DEADLINE: 30 June).Short opinion/analysis articles (200-500 words, in English) on the outcome, likely impact or any other aspect of the campaign or election.

Dr @LampriniRori (University of Exeter/BSA Fellow) will deliver a lecture titled ‘Political violence in crisis-ridden Greece: Evidence from the radical right and the radical left’ at the British School at Athens on 20 May, at 19:00.