The winner of Sunday’s Greek elections will likely be Kyriakos Mitsotakis – but just as important for the future of Greek democracy is who loses, as the country risks being left without a real opposition. To read the full article...
Dear Colleagues,The Greek Politics Specialist Group is delighted to host our eighth collection of short commentaries on the June 2023 election, entitled "First Thoughts on the 25th June 2023 Election in Greece". We want to thank all the contributors for their thoughts and input! You...
Panel title: Varieties of Political Trust and Distrust in the Age of Multiple Crises
Session: RC17 Comparative Public Opinion
Paper Proposal Deadline: 18 January 2023
Chair: Emmanouil Tsatsanis, National & Kapodistrian University of Athens
Co-chair: Anastasia Kafe, Panteion University of Athens
Discussants:
Vasiliki Georgiadou, Panteion University of Athens
Christian Lahusen,...
Following the success of our previous election pamphlets, the Greek Politics Specialist Group (GPSG) will be publishing another collection of short comment pieces immediately after the elections on 24th May. The purpose is to offer an initial rapid response...
Lamprini Rori's quotes on Greek fake news in the context of elections for the European Parliament in the article of Sheena McKenzie for CNN
Συνέντευξη του Δημήτρη Τσαρούχα σχετικά με τη ρήξη μεταξύ Τουρκίας και Δύσης στο onalert.gr Διαβάστε το σχετικό άρθρο εδώ και δείτε τη συνέντευξη στο link που ακολουθεί https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF-fs0sP0TM&feature=emb_title&ab_channel=OnAlertvideo
Vasiliki Tsagkroni's interview, on populist far right and the EU elections on France 24
Interview of George Giannakopoulos in the Serbian daily Republika Sprska on Greek elections. You can find the link here
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...
Dr Iosif Kovras (University of Cyprus), “Who’s sorry now? Explaining (Non) Apologies in Post-Crisis Europe”, discussed by Professor Stathis Kalyvas (University of Oxford). Research webinar series on Modern Greek Studies, organised by the British School at Athens and the Greek Politics Specialist Group. Recorded...