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 GPSG Pamphlet No 2: First thoughts on the 17 June 2012 election in Greece

June 3, 2012
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    June 2012 – GPSG Pamphlet No 2: First thoughts on the 17 June 2012 election in Greece

    Edited by Roman Gerodimos

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    16 Jul

    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

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    6 Jul

    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

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    2 Jul

    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.

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    2 Jul

    “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

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    24 Jun

    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.

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    24 Jun

    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

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    4 Jun

    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.

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    17 May

    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.

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    18 Apr

    Χαρούμενες ημέρες για το Greek Politics Specialist Group!

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    18 Apr

    Happy days for the Greek Politics Specialist Group!

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