GPSG Newsflash 02_22
Dr Stella Ladi (Panteion University/Queen Mary) “The Role of Experts in Crisis Management and Public Trust: Evidence from a public survey across four European countries” Abstract While experts are at the forefront of government efforts to manage the COVID-19 pandemic, little...
Organised by the Greek Politics Specialist Group
with the participation of: Italian, Turkish, German, French, Nordic, Irish, Spanish Specialist Groups of PSA and the ECPR Southern European Politics Speakers:
Dr Davide Vampa, Aston University Birmingham, Italian Specialist Group
Dr Stella Ladi, QMUL and...
Λαμπρινή Ρόρη, Ομιλία για την Πολιτική Βία, Τα Νέα
Με έκπληξη και ανησυχία πληροφορηθήκαμε την εντολή εκ μέρους του Πρύτανη του Πανεπιστημίου Μακεδονίας προκειμένου να διεξαχθεί Ένορκη Διοικητική Εξέταση (ΕΔΕ) για να διερευνηθεί ο τρόπος διεξαγωγής των εκτιμήσεων της Μονάδας Ερευνών Κοινής Γνώμης και Αγοράς, επιστημονικός υπεύθυνος της...
Analysing Crisis Discourse in Greece: who should we blame?
Tuesday 26 March 2019 6:00pm to 7:30pm
Hosted by the Hellenic Observatory
This seminar will analyse differences in the variety of political rhetoric on structuring and legitimizing argumentation and strategies during periods of...
Dear Colleagues, We are delighted and extremely honoured to announce that the Greek Politics Specialist Group (GPSG) has won the 2019 Specialist Group of the Year Prize, jointly with the German Politics Specialist Group, on 16 April at the 69th...
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...
GPSG Series for Greek local elections commentary #2. February 2024 The two totally different results in the 2023 Greek local elections Orestis Chatzigiannakis The local elections of 2023 in Greece can be characterized...
We are very troubled by the decision of the UK government to stop receiving the advice on Brexit of non-UK academics. This measure is deeply problematic. It is offensive, discriminatory and unnecessary. The academic community and the broader higher...