An interdisciplinary hybrid conference that aims to explore the links between past and present forced migrations between Greece and Turkey, how these are remembered, experienced and governed in both countries and beyond.
Abstract submission deadline: 15th of April 2022
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“Crises as opportunities? Reconceptualising EU member states relationships in the age of permanent emergency”, Workshop, ECPR Joint Sessions 2022, The University of Edinburgh & Online, 19-22 April 2022.Panel Chair: Dr Stella Ladi, Reader at Queen Mary University of London and Associate Professor...
"War (and Peace) in Ukraine". A Web-discussion on the causes and implications of Russian invasion. Co-organised by GPSG and the Center for Political Research/Panteion University on 22 March 2022. Speakers: Ilektra Kostopoulou, Panagiota Manoli and Sofia Typaldou, Coordinated by Romanos Gerodimos. Click...
"The anatomy of the Greek Middle Class"
The Greek Politics Specialist Group and the British School at Athens are happy to invite you to a roundtable discussion on "The Anatomy of the Greek Middle Class", with Valia Aranitou (University of...
The Greek Politics Specialist Group (GPSG) of the UK’s Political Studies Association and the Centre for Political Research, Panteion University are co-organising a two-day intensive seminar from 30th November – 1st December on research methods. The course is designed...
The objective of this initiative is to encourage and support young Turkish and Greek scholars, analysts, journalists and others to develop and draft together a research/policy paper which will highlight an area of common ground and cooperation between Greece...
A hybrid conference hosted by Newcastle University, 5-6 September 2022. All are welcome to attend either in person or online. Please register using this form: https://forms.gle/n6zbKyfX1cjZ4mhm7 Sponsored by: Newcastle University, British School at Athens and The British Institute at Ankara.
With the support...
Greek PM denies knowing about tapping of opponent’s phone Kyriakos Mitsotakis said eavesdropping on the Pasok party chief, Nikos Androulakis, was wrong The Greek prime minister has attempted to douse a wiretapping scandal engulfing his government, claiming he had no idea the country’s...
The Greek Politics Specialist Group, with the generous support of PSA’s Research and Innovation Fund and in association with the Centre for European Research at Queen Mary University London is opening a call for papers for a two-days’ workshop...
Workshop on small states and EU policymaking in the era of polycrisis The Greek Politics Specialist Group, with the generous support of PSA’s Research and Innovation Fund and in association with the Centre for European Research at Queen Mary University...