In this section we host occasional papers on current Greek matters. Some of these are interviews, others are short position papers commissioned by Neni Panourgiá, who edited the page from 2013–2017; yet others are short reports of collaborative projects.
One bill fits all?
Notes on the new LGBTQ/same-sex legislation in contemporary Greece
Nikolaos Papadogiannis is a Teaching Fellow and Co-Director of the Institute for Transnational and Spatial History at the University of St Andrews, specializing in contemporary European history. He has published on the 1960s and onwards protest cultures, gender, and sexuality in Europe. His monograph Militant around the Clock? Left-wing Youth Politics, Leisure and Sexuality in post- dictatorship Greece, 1974-1981 saw print in 2015. He has also co-edited with Kostis Kornetis and Eirini Kotsovili the volume Consumption and Gender in Southern Europe since the Long 1960s.
Occasional Papers Archive
- William Hardy McNeill memorial by Ioanna Laliotou
- William Hardy McNeill memorial by John Iatrides
- Merrill, Greece, Poetics: A Conversation between Stephen Yenser and Stathis Gourgouris
- SonorCities. Learning Culture through City Soundscapes—An Educational Tool, Review by Anna-Maria Sichani
- Left Melancholy in the Greek Poetry Generation of the 2000s Αfter the Crisis of Revolution and Representation, Vassilis Lambropolous
- “Il était un petit navire”: The refugee crisis, neoorientalism, and the production of radical alterity - Elisabeth Kirtsoglou and Giorgos Tsimouris
- Notes From The Border: Refugee Lives and Necropolitics In The Aegean, August-November 2015 - Katerina Stefatos, Dimitris Papadopoulos, Chloe Howe Haralambous
- The Banality of Solidarity - Heath Cabot
- Solidarity, Ethnography, and the De-instituting of Dissent - Theodoros Rakopoulos
- Greek-American Radicals: The Untold Story- Kostis Karpozilos
- The Return of the Repressed. A History of the Political Subsoil of Athens - Zissis Kotionis
- Liberation 1944: Not a Moment, A Time in History - Dimitris Kousouris
- Liberation, Trauma, and Memorialization in Greece, Tasoula Vervenioti
- An Interview with Aamir Mufti
