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Symposium papers

Date: June, 10, 2005
Venue: Old Theatre, Old Building, LSE Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE 

SESSION 1

  • Panel 1 - Media and Communication
  • Panel 2 - Foreign Policy I
  • Panel 3 - Health and Welfare Policy
  • Panel 4 - Greece and the EU: Politics

SESSION 2

  • Panel 1 - Media and Technology
  • Panel 2 - Foreign Policy II
  • Panel 3 - Migration and Minorities I
  • Panel 4 - Domestic Politics I
  • Panel 5 - History
  • Panel 6 - State and Society

SESSION 3

  • Panel 1 - Greece and the EU: Public Policy
  • Panel 2 - Domestic Politics II
  • Panel 3 - Migration and Minorities II
  • Panel 4 - Culture
  • Panel 5 - Economics and Finance
  • Panel 6 - Identity

Panel 1 - Media and Communication
Chair: Dr Nikos Papadakis, Hellenic Observatory, London School of Economics

Yiorgos Alimonos

News flow in the age of Globalisation: the inter-relation of local, national and global|

PhD Candidate, London Metropolitan University, UK
YAlimonos@aol.com|

Clio Kenterelidou

Public Political Communication and Media. The case of contemporary Greece|

PhD Candidate, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
ckent@jour.auth.gr|

Areti Kondylidou

A Media Anthropology: Greek TV News|

PhD Candidate, Paris III, Sorbonne-Nouvelle, France
areti-kondylidou@
club-internet.fr
|

Iordanis Kotzaivazoglou

The Evolution In The Image Presentation Of Parliamentary Candidates In The Greek Press|

PhD Candidate, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
ikotza@jour.auth.gr|

Panel 2 - Foreign Policy I
Chair: Dr Spyros Economides, Hellenic Observatory, London School of Economics

Anastasios Karakatsanis A small actor within an institutionalized group of states: Institutional-realism as a framework of analysis| PhD Candidate, University of East Anglia, UK
A.Karakatsanis@uea.ac.uk|
George Koukoudakis The Foreign Policy of Greece as a Member of a Security Community| PhD Candidate, University of Athens, Greece
georgeyd@hotmail.com|
Anna-Elisabeth Tsakona Anti-Americanism in Greece: the case of Kosovo, 1999| PhD Candidate, University of Cambridge, UK
aet27@cam.ac.uk|
George Tzogopoulos Greece and Gulf War II| PhD Candidate, Loughborough University, UK
G.Tzogopoulos@lboro.ac.uk|

Panel 3 - Health and Welfare Policy
Chair: Dr George Tsakos, Royal Free University College London Medical School

Angeliki Liarigovinou The new role of the Private Health Sector in the welfare state in Greece| PhD candidate, University of Athens, Greece
a.liarigovinou-alumni@
lse.ac.uk
|
Athanasios Nikolentzos Can existing theories of Professions, Institutions and Medical Power explain the Greek health care reforms since 1983?| PhD Candidate, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
Athanasios.Nikolentzos@
lshtm.ac.uk
|
Athina Vlachantoni Greek pension reform and the change 'from within'| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK
A.Vlachantoni@lse.ac.uk|

Panel 4 - Greece and the EU: Politics
Chair: Dr Dimitrios Papadimitriou, University of Manchester

Vasiliki Karageorgiou The EU impact on the Orthodox Church of Greece| PhD Candidate, Edinburgh University, UK
vkarag10@hotmail.com|
Vasilis Margaras Representing Greece in Brussels:  the paradox of a fragmented national image| PhD Candidate, Loughborough University, UK
vmargaras@yahoo.com|
Themistocles Papadimopoulos;



Triantafyllos Karatrantos;
Georgios Liakis; 


Antonis Ntatzopoulos
Proposing a Model for a National Hellenic Strategic Culture| Ph.D. Candidate, University of Aegean, Greece;
papadimopoulos@
rhodes.aegean.gr
|
Under-Graduate Student, University of Aegean, Greece;
Post-Graduate Student, Aberystwyth, University of Wales, UK;
Post-Graduate Student, City University of London, UK

Panel 1 - Media and Technology
Chair: Dr Petros Iosifidis, City University, London

Dimitris Boucas Encouraging the national variations of the information society: the peculiarities of the 'Greek model| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK
D.Boucas@lse.ac.uk|
Ifigeneia Milona A study of Internet use by Greek and British academics. A contribution to the globalisation debate| Part -Time Lecturer, Technical Educational Institute of West Macedonia; Greece Adjunct Lecturer, University of Ioannina, Greece
faymilona@yahoo.gr|
Paschalia Spyridou Web-based News Consumption: The Case of Greek Journalism Students| PhD Candidate, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
lia_spyridou@hotmail.com|
Panayiota Tsatsou Internet and Social Perceptions in Greece: Digital or 'Cultural' Divides into Shaping? The role of regulation in the closing of divides| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK
P.Tsatsou@lse.ac.uk|

Panel 2 - Foreign Policy II
Chair: Prof. Nikolaos Zahariadis, University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA

Apostolos Agnantopoulos The Europeanisation of Greek Foreign Policy. A Conceptual Framework and an Empirical Application in Greek-Turkish Relations| PhD Candidate, University of Birmingham, UK
AXA373@bham.ac.uk|
Spyridon Kotsovilis Exploring the Sources of Greek Foreign Policy Towards the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia| PhD Candidate, McGill University, Canada
spyridon.kotsovilis@
elf.mcgill.ca
|
Kyriakos Kouveliotis The Impact Of European Integration On The Diplomatic And Strategic Domains Of Greece| Executive Director, Global Education Consulting
kkouvel@hol.gr|
Nikos Panagiotou The role of Mass Media in Foreign Policy: The case of Greece| PhD Candidate, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
nikpanagio@yahoo.com|

Panel 3 - Migration and Minorities I
Chair: Dr Gerasimos Konidaris, University of Sheffield

Panos Hatziprokopiou Immigrants' integration and social change: Greece as a multicultural society| Research Fellow, Middlesex University, UK
P.Hatziprokopiou@
mdx.ac.uk
|
Periklis Papandreou  Ambivalent immigration policies, uncertain outcomes: Children of immigrants in Greece at the crossroads| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK
P.Papandreou@lse.ac.uk|
Eleni-Andriani Sampatakou  Immigration's Part in the Reconfiguration of Citizenship: the Greek Case| PhD Candidate, University of Athens, Greece
easampat@pspa.uoa.gr|
Maria Xenitidou 'Greek national identity' within the framework of the post-1990's migration from the Balkans: A discursive social constructionist approach| PhD Candidate, University of Sheffield, UK
mxenitidou@seerc.info|

Panel 4 - Domestic Politics I
Chair: Prof Kevin Featherstone, Hellenic Observatory, London School of Economics

Theodora Kotsaka - Kalaitzidaki The human geography of PASOK: 1974-1981| PhD Candidate, University of Athens, Greece
theodorakotsaka@
yahoo.com
|
Elias Dinas  Was it Karamanlis who won it or Papandreou who lost it? The impact of leaders' image in the 2004 Greek election| PhD Candidate, University of Macedonia, Greece
ilias_19@hotmail.com|
Lamprini Rori Electoral Defeat as stimulus for party change: The consolidation of PASOK's change process from the extraordinary to the 7th congress| PhD Candidate, Paris 1 University, Sorbonne, France
labroularori@yahoo.com|

Panel 5 - History I
Chair: Prof. Stathis Kalyvas, Yale University, USA
          Dr. Philip Carabott, King's College, London

Emili Jüngling Perception of the facts about the coup in Cyprus (15th of July 1974) in the Cyprus daily press| PhD Candidate, University of Cologne, Germany
emili_juengling@t-online.de|
Konstantina Maragkou  British reactions to the 'rape of Greek democracy'| PhD Holder, University of Cambridge, UK
km286@cam.ac.uk|
Alexandros Nafpliotis The British Labour government's policy towards the Greek Colonels, (1967-68)| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK
A.Nafpliotis@lse.ac.uk|
Rigas Raftopoulos Between Italy And Greece: Resistance, Dictatorship And The "Unfreezing" Cold War (1967-1974)| PhD Candidate, University La Sapienza - Rome, Italy
rigasraftopoulos@
hotmail.com
|

Panel 6 - State and Society
Chair: Prof. Nicos Mouzelis, London School of Economics

Vassilis Ioakimidis Back to the future: exploring the political construction of social work in Greece| PhD Candidate, Liverpool University, UK
v.ioakimidis@liverpool.ac.uk|
Panagiotis Kapotas Gender Equality And Positive Measures For Women In Greece| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK
P.Kapotas@lse.ac.uk|
Katerina Rozakou Voluntary Work with Refugees: Exploring Cross-cultural Meetings "In the Street"| PhD Candidate, University of the Aegean, Greece
k.rozakou@sa.aegean.gr|
Eleni Sardianou Household Energy Conservation Patterns: Evidence From Greece| PhD Candidate, Harokopio University, Greece
esardianou@hua.gr|
Vicky Skiftou Within social and cultural practices of Greek society subjects negotiate a series of issues that are related to family and the complexities of it| PhD Holder, Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK
v_skiftou@yahoo.com|
Spyros Themelis The concept of social class in modern Greek sociology| PhD Candidate, Institute of Education - University of London, UK
SThemelis@ioe.ac.uk|

Panel 1 - Greece and the EU: Public Policy
Chair: Prof. Panos Tsakloglou, Hellenic Observatory, London School of Economics

Tassos Chardas EU Cohesion Policy and Comparative Political Economy. The cases of Greece and Ireland| PhD Candidate, University of Sussex, UK
a.chardas@sussex.ac.uk|
Kyriakos Hatzaras Multi-level governance, Europeanisation and the poorest EU region: Epirus and the 2nd Community Support Framework| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK; Director, IDEOLOGIKON Institute of Development and Industrial Studies
K.Hatzaras@lse.ac.uk|
Michael Kaeding Legal borders in the EU - Transposition of Directives in Southern Europe: Explaining deviations from the contents of directives in Greece, France and Spain. An organizational approach| PhD Candidate,University of Leiden, The Netherlands
KAEDING@
FSW.leidenuniv.nl
|
Konstantinos Maragakis Greek Economic Interests and The Single European Act: The Market Takes Over?| PhD Candidate,University of Athens, Greece
maragak@otenet.gr|
Michael J. Romanos Shipping, the State and the Market: EU Maritime Transport Policy and public-private relations in Greek shipping| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK
M.J.Romanos@lse.ac.uk|

Panel 2 - Domestic Politics II
Chair: Prof. Kevin Featherstone, Hellenic Observatory, LSE
          Mr Roman Gerodimos, University of Bournemouth

Vasilios W. Alevizakos Party Strategies and the Risk of Democratic Breakdown: Evidence from Greece and Spain| PhD Candidate,London School of Economics, UK
V.W.Alevizakos@lse.ac.uk|
Ioannis Filandros  The founding proclamation of the national radical union in the context of the Christian democratic culture| PhD Candidate, European University Institute of Florence, Italy
Ioannis.Filandros@IUE.it|
Irene Martin  Contending explanations about interest in politics in two new democracies: Greece and Spain| Lecturer, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
Irene@ceacs.march.es|
Barbara Syrrakos  Methodological and Conceptual Problems Concerning Analysis of Political Participation of Greek Farmers| PhD Candidate,New School University - New York, USA
bsyrrakos@yahoo.com|

Panel 3 - Migration and Minorities II
Chair: Dr Gerasimos Konidaris, University of Sheffield

Ifigeneia Kokkali Albanian immigration and urban transformations in Greece: Albanian migrant strategies in Thessaloniki, Greece| PhD Candidate, Institut Français d'Urbanisme (Paris 8), France
kokifi@yahoo.com|
Vasiliki Kravva Mobilising geographies: notions of Greek-Cypriot diaspora in London| Lecturer,LSE external programme,  Thessaloniki, Greece 
valia01@otenet.gr|
Thanos Maroukis On Racism in Greek Immigration Services| PhD Candidate, Panteion University of Social and Political Science, Athens
thanos@tee.gr|
Vasiliki Papageorgiou The experience of paid domestic work in the context of Albanian migration to Greece. A case study| PhD Candidate, University of the Aegean, Greece
vaspapag@yahoo.gr|

Panel 4 - Culture
Chair: Prof. Dimitris Tziovas, University of Birmingham
          Dr Dimitris Papanikolaou, Oxford University

Athanasia Chalari Why Greeks talk at the same time all together: Examining the phenomenon of overlaps in everyday Greek conversations| PhD Candidate, University of Warwick, UK
A.Chalari@warwick.ac.uk|
Charitini Karakostaki The emergence of a collectivity in the state of individualism. A sociological approach of EURO 2004| PhD Candidate, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), France
charitinik2000@hotmail.com|
Dimitris Paivanas Cold Wars after 1989:The Reception of Thanasis Valtinos' Orthokosta| PhD Candidate, University of Birmingham, UK
heidi@otenet.gr|
Marietta Papadatou-
Pastou
Political apathy amongst the Greek students: is learned helplessness the corollary of their perception of the quality of the democracy in Greece? An empirical study| PhD Candidate, University of Oxford, UK
marietta.papadatou-pastou
@st-edmund-hall.oxford.
ac.uk
|

Panel 5 - Economics and Finance
Chair: Dr Vassilis Monastiriotis, Hellenic Observatory, London School of Economics

Katerina Voutsina "IT experts in flexible forms of employment": Activity Theory as a description tool of IT freelancers' everyday practice and experience| PhD Candidate, London School of Economics, UK
K.Voutsina@lse.ac.uk|
Konstantinos Pouliakas Socio-Economic Differences in the Perceived Quality of High and Low-Paid Jobs in Greece| PhD Candidate, University of Aberdeen, UK
k.pouliakas@abdn.ac.uk|

Panel 6 - Identity
Chair: Prof Peter Loizos, London School of Economics

Ivi Daskalaki Negotiating Distinctiveness at the Margins of the School: The  Centrality of Childhood for Definitions of Greek-Gypsyness| PhD Candidate,Goldsmiths College - University of London, UK
ividaskalaki@hotmail.com|
Sakis Gekas Class formation in the Ionian Islands during the period of British rule, 1814-1864| Teaching Fellow,London School of Economics, UK
A.Gekas@lse.ac.uk|
Simeon Magliveras Strategies of Success and Limitation in an Arvanite Village| PhD Candidate,University of Durham, UK
S.S.Magliveras@
durham.ac.uk
|